Margherita Luperto, Matteo Maternini, Arianna Ciravegna, Luca Degrate, Giulia Lo Bianco, Stefano Zanella, Fabrizio Romano, Luca Gianotti
Context Pancreatic pseudocysts are relatively common complications of pancreatitis. A pseudocyst can result from an episode of acute pancreatitis, exacerbation of chronic pancreatitis, or trauma. Treatment is indicated for persistent, symptomatic pseudocysts and in the case of related complications. Case report We describe the case of a 66-year-old man who referred to our department for bowel obstruction caused by a necrotic pancreatic bezoar occurring 16 days after the patient underwent a jejunal-pseudocyst anastomosis performed to treat a post-pancreatitis voluminous pseudocyst obstructing the gastric outlet. Conclusion In case of intestinal obstruction after a jejunalpseudocyst anastomosis, pancreatic bezoar should be considered in the armamentarium of the differential diagnosis.
