Simultaneous bilateral tibial tuberosity avulsion fractures in adolescence: case report and review of 60 years of literature.
Once an infection has occurred, it can quickly spread into the blood (blood poisoning) and cause multiple organ failure. If left untreated, infected pancreatic necrosis is almost always fatal. Infected pancreatic necrosis usually develops two to six weeks after the symptoms of acute pancreatitis starts. Symptoms include increased abdominal pain and a high temperature. The infection is treated with injections of antibiotics, and the dead tissue needs to be removed to prevent the infection returning.
Signs and symptoms of acute pancreatitis may include: Abdominal pain that may radiate to the back; Nausea and vomiting; Worsening pain after eating; Tenderness to touch of the abdomen; Fever and chills; Weakness and lethargy; In chronic pancreatitis, abdominal pain also can be present, but it is often not as severe, and some people may not have any pain at all. Signs and symptoms of chronic pancreatitis may include: Abdominal pain; Unintentional weight loss; Foul smelling, oily stool