A 42-year-old male develops acute pancreatitis in the setting of acute alcohol abuse. One week after onset of symptoms, computed tomography of the abdomen reveals a pancreatic phlegmon and associated pseudocyst. Which of the following factors, if present, would decrease the likelihood of spontaneous resolution of the pseudocyst?
A.	Size greater than 5 cm
B.	Diffuse calcification of the pancreatic gland
C.	Multilocularity
D.	Location in the pancreatic tail
Answer:A
A 42-year-old male develops acute pancreatitis in the setting of acute alcohol abuse. One week after onset of symptoms, computed tomography of the abdomen reveals a pancreatic phlegmon and associated pseudocyst. Which of the following factors, if present, would decrease the likelihood of spontaneous resolution of the pseudocyst?
A.	Size greater than 5 cm B.	Diffuse calcification of the pancreatic gland C.	Multilocularity D.	Location in the pancreatic tail