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Intra-thoracic Pancreatic Pseudocyst: a Rare Complication of Traumatic Pancreatitis

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Date 2010 Apr 22
PMID 20407777
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The commonest complication of traumatic pancreatitis is the development of pancreatic pseudocyst. We report a patient with traumatic pancreatitis following blunt abdominal trauma who developed an intrathoracic pancreatic pseudocyst late in the course of non-operative management, and discuss the management of this very rare complication of traumatic pancreatitis.

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