Serous Neoplasm of the Pancreas Complicated by Recurrent Pancreatitis and Hemorrhage Due to Pseudoaneurysm

Key Points

• To describe a rare case of recurrent pancreatitis and hemorrhage stemming from a pseudoaneurysm in a patient with a serous neoplasm.
• Clinical case report
• Patient diagnosed with microcystic-type serous neoplasm
• Observation of episodes of pancreatitis and complications
• Treatment involved coil embolization
• Patient experienced two episodes of acute pancreatitis within four months
• Second episode complicated by intracystic hemorrhage from a pseudoaneurysm
• Successful treatment achieved through coil embolization

Abstract