hey guys this is Dr Hub in case you haven't subscribed please do subscribe this is a concise well-crafted summary and it highlights only the important [Applause] keywords pancreas uh Imaging so first let's look at the acute pancreitis so here the patient it presents with epigastric pain so there is a epigastric pain and it radiates to the back radiates to back and and what is the ioc ioc is a contrast enhanced I is a contrast enhanced the CT and then there is also the contrast enhanced CT upon this it is uh if it is non-enhancing it is necros non-enhancing it means it is necrosed and it helps us to differentiate the IND station from the necrotizing ptis next is it helps us to evaluate so eval valate the other complications of the pancreatitis like this penic artery or the sudo aneurism next when you look at the xray the first sign is the colon cut off sign the xray the first sign is a colon cutter sign and now let's move on to the chronic pantis in front can caner is classification of the chain of Lake appearance chain of Lake appearance now looking at the MRCP it Ines is the investigation of choice and the RCB it includes the most sensitive to learn and grow daily like this please do subscribe [Music] [Applause] n [Music]