ArticleBMJ case reports2023
Serial lipase measurements in pancreatic panniculitis.
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Abstract
Pancreatic panniculitis is a rare cutaneous manifestation of pancreatic disease with only scant case reports available to guide management. In this report, a woman in her 60s developed a painful, erythematous and indurated, nodular rash after an episode of acute pancreatitis postendoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). While clinically and radiologically the pancreatitis improved with standard conservative management, the panniculitis remained severely debilitating. Repeat testing of serum pancreatic enzymes revealed persistent and marked elevation. Octreotide was started to inhibit pancreatic enzyme release, and the lesions improved, with resolution of the panniculitis correlating with falling serum pancreatic enzyme levels. Hence, serial pancreatic enzyme testing may have utility in monitoring and management of pancreatic panniculitis.
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