Case report reveals acute pancreatitis and splenic infarction in male SLE, highlighting crucial treatment needs.
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) can rarely present as concurrent acute pancreatitis (AP), splenic infarction, and renal failure. This case demonstrates that prompt diagnosis and immunosuppression are crucial for reversing organ damage—even in male patients, expanding the known clinical spectrum of this disease.
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