Mh. Gali et al., NON SURGICAL-MANAGEMENT OF PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST - 2 CASE-REPORTS ANDREVIEW OF THE LITERATURE, Hepato-gastroenterology, 43(11), 1996, pp. 1334-1338
We report two patients who had non-surgical management of Pancreatic P
seudocyst. The firts patient presented with acute pancreatitis and int
estinal obstruction, had laparatomy and found to have hemorrhagic panc
reatitis and impacted gallstone in terminal item which was removed. Tw
o weeks after laparatomy U/S and CT showed a dilated CBD and two Pancr
eatic Pseudocysts. ERCP showed dilated CBD. Endoscopic sphincterotomy
and stent insertion in CBD and Cystoduodenostomy was done. A percutane
ous drainage was done for the pseudocyst involving the body of the pan
creas. The second patient presented abdominal pain and clinically had
an abdominal mass which was shown by CT as Pseudopancreatic cyst. This
was drained percutaneously and given treatment with somatostatin with
good outcome.