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Pancreatic cyst.pptx
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2. PANCREATIC CYSTS
As a result of the local necrosis that occurs at the time of acute
pancreatitis, collections of fluid may form in the the pancreas.
These become fibrous tissue and are called pancreatic pseudocysts.
They are the most common type of pancreatic cysts.
Less common cysts occur as a result of congenital anomalies or are
secondary to chronic pancreatitis or trauma to the pancreas.
3. Diagnosis of pancreatic cysts and pseudocysts is made by ultrasound,
computed tomography, and ERCP.
ERCP may be used to define the anatomy of the pancreas and evaluate
the patency of pancreatic drainage.
Pancreatic pseudocysts may be of considerable size.
Because of their location behind the posterior peritoneum, when they
enlarge they impinge on and displace the stomach or the colon, which
are adjacent.
Eventually, through pressure or secondary infection, they produce
symptoms and require drainage.
4. Drainage into the gastrointestinal tract or through the skin and
abdominal wall may be established.
In the latter instance, the drainage is likely to be profuse and
destructive to tissue because of the enzyme contents.
Hence, steps must be taken to protect the skin near the drainage site
from excoriation.
Ointments protect the skin if they are applied before excoriation takes
place.
5. Another method involves the constant aspiration of digestive
secretions from the drainage tract by means of a suction apparatus, so
that skin contact with the digestive enzymes is avoided.
This method requires expert nursing attention to ensure that the
suction tube does not become dislodged and suction is not interrupted.
Consultation with an enterostomal therapist is indicated to identify
appropriate strategies to maintain drainage and protect the skin.
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