A pseudocyst is a fluid-filled sac in the pancreas that can develop after acute pancreatitis, trauma, or other factors. Treatment is usually unnecessary unless the cyst grows or causes complications. Diagnosis involves imaging tests, and surgical drainage may be necessary for larger cysts. Complications can include infection, abscess, and rupture, which requires immediate treatment. A […]
Pancreatic pseudocysts are masses of tissue and fluid that form in the abdomen after pancreatitis. They can cause pain, anorexia, and swelling. They are usually caused by acute pancreatitis, and can be diagnosed through imaging scans and biopsies. Treatment may involve draining the cyst via surgery. Regular checkups are recommended to prevent future health problems. […]
