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In the emergency department or urgent care setting, diagnostic evaluation typically includes: Serum lipase (preferred) and possibly amylase: Pancreatic enzyme levels elevated to three times the upper limit of normal support pancreatitis diagnosis Complete blood count and metabolic panel : To assess for systemic complications Abdominal imaging : Right upper quadrant ultrasound is typically performed first to evaluate for gallstones
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Melaena or Black Stool Causes Melaena is a symptom of gastrointestinal bleeding that can be caused by a variety of underlying conditions