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This document summarizes the clinical features of acute and chronic pancreatitis. For acute pancreatitis, it describes the symptoms of epigastric pain, nausea, vomiting and fever. Signs include abdominal tenderness, distended abdomen and features of shock. Complications are shock, DIC, pulmonary insufficiency and infection. For chronic pancreatitis, symptoms begin with diarrhea, weight loss and steatorrhea and progress to malabsorption and diabetes. Signs include jaundice and a tender epigastric mass. Complications include pancreatic cancer and pseudocyst formation.
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- 4. SIGNS Rebound tenderness,abdominal guarding Distended abdomen and absence of bowel sounds
- 5. SIGNS Features of shock and dehydration Tachypnoea with cyanosis Collapsed neck veins Dry skin , dry mucous membrane
- 6. SIGNS Grey Turner’s sign Cullen’s sign Fox sign
- 9. SIGNS Erythematous nodules Purtscher’s retinopathy
- 10. COMPLICATIONS SHOCK DIC PULMONARY INSUFFICIENCY INFECTION HYPOCALCEMIA COLONIC STRICTURE ACUTE RENAL FAILURE
- 11. COMPLICATIONS PANCREATIC PSEUDOANEURYSM PSEUDOCYST PANCREATIC ASCITES PANCREATIC PLEURAL EFFUSION SPLEENIC VEIN THROMBOSIS
- 12. CHRONIC PANCREATITIS SYMPTOMS - Epigastric Pain exacerbated by alcohol
- 13. SYMPTOMS EARLY FEATURE - Diarrhoea nd Asthenia - weight loss - loss of appetite - steatorrhea - malabsorption
- 14. SYMPTOMS LATE FEATURE -Gross malabsorption - Diabetes mellitus
- 15. SIGNS Features of jaundice Tender hard epigastric mass Mallet-Guys sign
- 16. Mallet-guy sign
- 17. COMPLICATIONS CARCINOMA OF PANCREAS PANCREATIC PLEURAL EFFUSION PANCREATIC ASCITES PSEUDOCYST PANCREAS SPLENIC VEIN THROMBOSIS
- 18. COMPLICATIONS COMMON BILE DUCT STRICTURE DUODENAL STENOSIS PORTAL THROMBOSIS PEPTIC ULCER PANCREATIC FISTULA PANCREATICOENTERIC FISTULA
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