Moderate acute pancreatitis with pleural effusion and impaired kidney functions

Pleural effusion in relapsing pancreatitis.

A small coincident pleural effusion occurs commonly in acute pancreatitis (Coffey, 1952; Stein et al. 1959; Roseman, Kowlessar & Sleisenger 1960; Fishbein, Murphy & Wilder 1962; Kaye, 1968; Miridjanian et al., 1969.) Massive pleural effusions are rare and frequently cause diagnostic confusion in acute and chronic pancreatitis (Roseman et al., 1960, Kaye, 1968; Miridjanian et al., 1969). A case ...

Concurrent acute pancreatitis and pericardial effusion

While pleural effusion and ascites secondary to acute pancreatitis are common, clinically relevant pericardial effusion and cardiac tamponade are observed rarely. In a study by Pezzilli et al., pleural effusion was noted in 7 of the 21 patients with acute pancreatitis whereas the authors detected pericardial effusion development in only three. The authors asserted that pleural effusion was asso...

Bilateral recurrent haemorrhagic pleural effusion in asymptomatic chronic pancreatitis.

In a case of bilateral recurrent haemorrhagic pleural effusion due to asymptomatic pancreatitis the diagnosis was suggested by the presence of amylase in the pleural fluid when other possible causes had been excluded. Abdominal computed tomography and laparotomy confirmed the diagnosis. No communications could be seen between the peritoneal and pleural space at laparotomy.

Massive Right-Sided Hemorrhagic Pleural Effusion due to Pancreatitis

CMV Pneumonitis with Bilateral Pleural and Pericardial Effusion in A Child with Non Hodgkin Lymphoma

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