Ultrasound findings suggestive of chronic<unk>  may include dilatation of the main pancreatic duct, calcifications, pancreatic gland enlargement, changes in pancreatic size, shape, and contour, pancreatic pseudocysts, hyperechogenicity suggesting fibrotic changes, pseudoaneurysms and ascites. The sensitivity of ultrasound is 60 to 70 percent and the specificity of ultrasound is 80 to 90 percent. The pancreas might appear atrophic, calcified or fibrotic (advanced stages).
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