Abstract

Pancreatic pseudocysts show a wide variety of clinical presentations ranging from completely asymptomatic lesions to multiple pseudocysts with pancreatic and bile duct obstruction. This study has included both sex and patients above 15 years of age. Patients with diagnosis of pancreatitis were monitored, during the course of their illness, if they developed features suggestive of pancreatic pseudocyst which is confirmed using USG abdomen or patients who are incidentally found as having pseudocyst pancreas are included in this study. In our study most of the cases were treated conservatively, that is about 68.42%, but the success rate was 78.57%. Two patients were treated with percutaneous aspiration with 50% success rate and success rate of definitive procedures like cysto-gastrostomy & cysto- jejunostomy in our study was 100%.

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