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Seen in the ED: Sudden Left Upper Quadrant Pain, Normal Labs

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A man in his 50s is seen in the emergency department for acute LUQ pain. Vital signs are normal and so are results of laboratory studies. What do you see on CT? What's your Dx?


Find a myriad of puzzling presentations in our collection of Dr Pregerson's "Seen in the ED" cases.


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