… who developed acute pancreatitis following a diagnostic … /L)[1] confirming a diagnosis of
acute pancreatitis. Other results are … The most frequent causes of pancreatitis are gallstones and …

… mechanism of pancreatitis was uncertain but likely involved trauma to the tail of the pancreas
during the procedure. Our patient developed ileus, likely secondary to pancreatitis. The …

… who developed pancreatitis after colonoscopy did not necessarily experience a difficult
procedure [8,10]. Post-colonoscopy pancreatitis was localized to the tail of the pancreas in …

… Other rarer complications include splenic injury, mesenteric ischemia, cholecystitis,
pancreatitis, and small bowel perforation. Post-colonoscopy appendicitis is considered as an …

… Post-colonoscopy appendicitis is an infrequent complication … , and management of post-colonoscopy
appendicitis. PubMed … any study design about post-colonoscopy appendicitis and …

… , there are cases of postcolonoscopy acute pancreatitis that did not note technical difficulty.
In one report, CT imaging demonstrated hemorrhage around the tail of the pancreas in close …

… with acute pancreatitis with evidence of pancreatic steatosis … complications of pancreatitis
including a pancreatic ileus and … segment in the body of the pancreas with an increase in the …

… include splenic injury, pancreatitis, mesenteric ischemia, cholecystitis and small bowel
perforation[3]. This systematic review found that the entity of post-colonoscopy diverticulitis is a …

… Overall, the postcolonoscopy complication rate has been … %; that of postcolonoscopy bleeding
ranges between 0.001% … bowel perforation, cholecystitis, and pancreatitis. 5 Colonoscopy-…

… The most common exclusions were post-colonoscopy follow-up less than 365 days,
colonoscopy before 2005, and non-screening colonoscopy (Figure 1). There were 24,617 …