ArticleJournal of surgical case reports2023
A case of acute pancreatitis and enterocutaneous fistula formation following extended right hemicolectomy.
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- Pancreatic necrosis as a rare complication of left hemicolectomy-case report.Journal of surgical case reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
Acute pancreatitis (AP) is a rare complication in the post-operative period and the incidence following colorectal surgery is unknown. Although benign hyperamylasaemia following colonic resection is a documented phenomenon, clinically significant AP in the post-operative setting is poorly described in the literature and little is understood about the underlying pathophysiology. Additionally, while gastrointestinal fistulae are a well-recognized complication of bowel surgery, nil previous reports discuss the possible contribution of post-operative AP to their development. We present a case of AP complicated by enterocutaneous fistula following extended right hemicolectomy and describe the possible mechanisms leading to these conditions.
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