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A reliable method of visualizing and documenting pancreatic lesions by ultrasound is described. This method is valuable for the follow-up of varying types of pathology, and it may be applied to a wider range of lesions than pancreatic. It is simple and saves time and money for the ultrasonographer and is more easily interpreted by the clinician.
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