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What is the classic sonographic appearance of a pancreas demonstrating chronic pancreatitis?Select one:a. Small, hyperechoic, heterogeneous, atrophic gland with ill-defined bordersb. Enlarged, hypoechoic gland with dilated pancreatic ductc. Enlarged gland with calcifications and portosplenic vein thrombosisd. Enlarged CBD with normal appearing pancreas
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