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See Latest ArticlesIntra-abdominal pressure alterations after large pancreatic pseudocyst transcutaneous drainage
BMC Gastroenterology, 06/08/09
Papavramidis TS et al. - Acute pancreatitis leads to abdominal hypertension and compartment syndrome. Weeks after the episodes pancreatic fluids sometimes organize to pseudocysts, fluid collections by or in the gland. The drainage of large pancreatic pseudocyst reduces IAP. Moreover, the IAP seems to rise shortly after the drainage again, but in a way that it remains inferior to the initial value.
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