Pancreatic calcification is a sign of chronic pancreatitis
Adrenal calcification is usually an incidental finding
Other investigations
Retroperitoneal calcification can also be seen incidentally with CT
Occasionally you may see calcification of retroperitoneal organs such as the pancreas or adrenals, which only become visible when calcified.
Pancreatic calcification is a feature of chronic pancreatitis.
Adrenal (suprarenal) calcification is an uncommon finding and is usually incidental. Most often it is considered a result of previous haemorrhage or tuberculosis.
