PROPORTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN ADDITION CT SCAN IN PANCREATIC LESIONS

Background: Aims of our research was to do the relative assessment of ultrasonography also CT Scan in pancreatic lesions in addition measure its character as the valuable analytic instrument. To associate USG also, CT answers by fine needle aspiration therapeutic regular check-up anywhere achieved. Material and Methods: Current research remained approved out in Allied Hospital Faisalabad, Pakistan, from July 2017 to June 2018. Forty cases offering by symbols also indicators of supposed pancreatic lesions mentioned from numerous wards also OPD remained encompassed in our research. Results: On USG, provocative lesions remained identified in 20 patients (52%), also on CT scan, analysis remained completed in 20 cases (54%). Joining USG and CT results of inflammatory lesions, temporary radiological analysis of principal pancreatitis remained made in 2 patients nevertheless this remained established to remain adenocarcinoma on FNAC. Temporary analysis of adenocarcinoma remained made in 9 cases, lymphoma in 3 patients, microcystic adenoma in 2 patients also cystadenocarcinoma in 2 patients on mutually USG also Computed Tomography. Though, on FNAC, adenocarcinoma remained showed in 12 cases, lymphoma remained originate in 1 patient. Therefore, temporary radiological judgement remained precise in 29 cases (94.8%). Conclusion: Sonography noticed pancreatic pathology in 28 patients (92%) nevertheless CT scan spotted pancreatic lesions in altogether 40 patients (100%). Current research was assumed to do the proportional assessment of ultrasonography also CT Scan in pancreatic lesions also associated conclusions through fine needle aspiration cytology follows up anywhere achieved. The requirement therefore happens for numerous researches to produce substantial in – road in the direction of suitable imaging analysis of pancreatic pathologies as notwithstanding quick developments in imaging methods, general influence of those modalities on organization in addition result of cases remains still controversial. Keywords: Pancreatitis; tumors; Ultrasonography; CT; Pathology