Endocrine Abstracts

A 43-year-old gentleman with no known medical illnesses presented with progressive abdominal distension and pain. This happened following a fall from 2-metre height with direct impact on his abdomen. On examination he had signs of abdominal peritonism and was managed as a trauma case. He was haemodynamically stable. CT of his abdomen showed suspected large pancreatic haematoma, consistent with significant pancreatic injury with no evidence of active haemorrhage or pancreatitis...