Ankit, a 52-year-old male, presented with severe abdominal pain radiating to his back along with steatorrhea, diarrhea and nausea. His history revealed he was an intensive smoker and alcoholic with no family history of disease or regular medical checkups. Initial tests showed elevated pancreatic enzymes and imaging confirmed a diagnosis of chronic calcific pancreatitis. He underwent a total pancreatectomy and was advised to stop smoking and drinking, take vitamins and enzymes, and reduce dietary fat to manage his condition.

1. CHRONIC CALCULUS
PANCREATITIS
BY: PRANAV KOHLI

2. PATIENT HISTORY
NAME – ANKIT
AGE -52
SEX – M
TIMR OF ADMISSION –MORNING
DIAGNOSIS DURING EXAMINATION-
PANCREATITIS

3. COMPLAINTS
SEVERE ABDOMINAL PAIN RADIATING
TO BACK.
STEATORRHEA &
DIARRHEA &
NAUSEA

4. Anamnesis morbi
at age 52
intesive smoker & alcoholic with severe
abdominal pain radiating to back, leaning
forward helps relive the pain.
Malabsorption

5. Anamnesis vitae-
No Family history
Severe Alcohol Abuse
Smoker
Poor Dietary Habits
NO Checkups, No Appointments with
doctor Before
Preliminary DIAGNOSIS -
GALLSTONES

6. TESTS
BLOOD TESTS –
ELEVATED LEVELS OF PANCREATIC
ENZYMES
WBCS
KFT
LFT
ABDOMINAL ULTRASOUND
CT SCAN TO CONFIRM THE DIAGNOSIS

7. CT SCAN CONFIRMS CHRONIC CALCULUS
PANREATITIS

8. TREATMENT
TOTAL PANCREATECTOMY
PAIN MEDICATION
ALCOHOL AND SMOKING NEEDS TO BE
STOPPED/CONTROLLED
VITAMINS TO BE ADDED IN DIET AND FAT
CONTENT SHOULD BE REDUCED/LIMITED
ENZYMENS(INSULIN) IN CASE OF
DEVELOMENT OF DIABETES MELLITUS.