Out of the blue: the Grey-Turner's sign

Peripheral artery disease and unusual skin findings

“…Less commonly, it is seen with severe pancreatitis or peritoneal hemorrhage, 5 with classic distributions being periumbilical (Cullen sign) and fl ank (Turner sign). 6 Ecchymosis is unlikely in our patient, who has no history of trauma and no notable abdominal symptoms to suggest severe acute pancreatitis or retroperitoneal hemorrhage.…”