Pseudozysten und Retentionszysten bei akuter und chronischer Pankreatitis

Bretholz, Adam; Knoblauch, M; Ammann, R; Largiadèr, F; Linder, Erika A; Deyhle, P; Frey, Paul

doi:10.1055/s-0028-1103850

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“…Lesions such as these could at least in part explain the frequently noted drop in serum hemoglobin in cases of pseudocyst. This finding occurs in up to 43°/o of the cases (3,8) and has rarely been explained. In case No.…”

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Ruptured Pancreatic Pseudocysts: Diagnosis by Endoscopy

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Corrodi³

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Report on 3 cases of spontaneous perforation of a pancreatic pseudocyst into the stomach; presenting symptom was in each case an acute upper GI-bleeding. The pseudocyst was endoscopically seen as a well delineated, hemorrhagic protrusion into the stomach. After full perforation the spontaneous ostium had the appearance of a surgical anastomosis. High amylase concentration in the aspirate ave further diagnostic evidence. All 3 patients survived, 2 of them without surgery.

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“…Perforation occurs as frequently into the free abdominal cavity as into a neighbouring organ, e. g. the stomach. In a personal series of 42 pseudocysts 5 perforated into the peritoneum and 4 into an adjacent organ (3). The main symptom that lead to diagnosis was hematemesis in all our 3 cases.…”

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