Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report

Abstract Background Acute pancreatitis following cardiac surgery is a rare complication. Early recognition of risk factors and vigilance toward initial symptoms can prevent significant morbidity and mortality. Bowel ischemia and the release of inflammatory mediators during cardiopulmonary bypass pla...

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Main Authors: Wafae El Amraoui, Ayoub Ettaje, Oumaima Belcadi, Salim Chajai, Yassine Elmourabit, Lalla Hasnaa Leghlimi, Lahcen Marmad, Mohamed Tribak, Fadoua Lachhab, Adil Bensouda, Said Moughil
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Published: SpringerOpen 2024-11-01
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s42269-024-01277-0
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author Wafae El Amraoui
Ayoub Ettaje
Oumaima Belcadi
Salim Chajai
Yassine Elmourabit
Lalla Hasnaa Leghlimi
Lahcen Marmad
Mohamed Tribak
Fadoua Lachhab
Adil Bensouda
Said Moughil
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Oumaima Belcadi
Salim Chajai
Yassine Elmourabit
Lalla Hasnaa Leghlimi
Lahcen Marmad
Mohamed Tribak
Fadoua Lachhab
Adil Bensouda
Said Moughil
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description Abstract Background Acute pancreatitis following cardiac surgery is a rare complication. Early recognition of risk factors and vigilance toward initial symptoms can prevent significant morbidity and mortality. Bowel ischemia and the release of inflammatory mediators during cardiopulmonary bypass play key roles in the development of acute postoperative pancreatitis. Management is generally conservative, following the modified Atlanta 2012 criteria. This paper reviews the literature and emphasizes the importance of early investigation of abdominal pain after cardiac surgery. Case presentation We report a case of severe acute pancreatitis that developed after double valvular replacement, performed during a 3-h cardiopulmonary bypass in a patient who initially had endocarditis and underwent dialysis 3 times. Considering the risk factors, the patient was diagnosed early and managed conservatively, leading to a positive outcome. Conclusions Anesthesiologists must not disregard abdominal pain after cardiac surgery in the context of risk factors, as it may indicate gastrointestinal complications, including pancreatitis, which can be among the most dangerous complications if not treated promptly.
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spelling doaj-art-f04d3f1c2f454db3bac8c7998e92e2632025-01-19T12:09:14ZengSpringerOpenBulletin of the National Research Centre2522-83072024-11-014811610.1186/s42269-024-01277-0Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case reportWafae El Amraoui0Ayoub Ettaje1Oumaima Belcadi2Salim Chajai3Yassine Elmourabit4Lalla Hasnaa Leghlimi5Lahcen Marmad6Mohamed Tribak7Fadoua Lachhab8Adil Bensouda9Said Moughil10Anesthesia Department and Resuscitation Unit Care of Cardiac Surgery, Ibn Sina HospitalAnesthesia Department and Resuscitation Unit Care of Cardiac Surgery, Ibn Sina HospitalCardiology A Department, Ibn Sina HospitalAnesthesia Department and Resuscitation Unit Care of Cardiac Surgery, Ibn Sina HospitalCardiac Surgery Department, Ibn Sina HospitalAnesthesia Department and Resuscitation Unit Care of Cardiac Surgery, Ibn Sina HospitalCardiac Surgery Department, Ibn Sina HospitalCardiac Surgery Department, Ibn Sina HospitalCardiac Surgery Department, Ibn Sina HospitalAnesthesia Department and Resuscitation Unit Care of Cardiac Surgery, Ibn Sina HospitalCardiac Surgery Department, Ibn Sina HospitalAbstract Background Acute pancreatitis following cardiac surgery is a rare complication. Early recognition of risk factors and vigilance toward initial symptoms can prevent significant morbidity and mortality. Bowel ischemia and the release of inflammatory mediators during cardiopulmonary bypass play key roles in the development of acute postoperative pancreatitis. Management is generally conservative, following the modified Atlanta 2012 criteria. This paper reviews the literature and emphasizes the importance of early investigation of abdominal pain after cardiac surgery. Case presentation We report a case of severe acute pancreatitis that developed after double valvular replacement, performed during a 3-h cardiopulmonary bypass in a patient who initially had endocarditis and underwent dialysis 3 times. Considering the risk factors, the patient was diagnosed early and managed conservatively, leading to a positive outcome. Conclusions Anesthesiologists must not disregard abdominal pain after cardiac surgery in the context of risk factors, as it may indicate gastrointestinal complications, including pancreatitis, which can be among the most dangerous complications if not treated promptly.https://doi.org/10.1186/s42269-024-01277-0Postoperative pancreatitisCardiac surgeryCardiopulmonary bypassHyperbilirubinemiaIntensive careCase report
spellingShingle Wafae El Amraoui
Ayoub Ettaje
Oumaima Belcadi
Salim Chajai
Yassine Elmourabit
Lalla Hasnaa Leghlimi
Lahcen Marmad
Mohamed Tribak
Fadoua Lachhab
Adil Bensouda
Said Moughil
Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report
Bulletin of the National Research Centre
Postoperative pancreatitis
Cardiac surgery
Cardiopulmonary bypass
Hyperbilirubinemia
Intensive care
Case report
title Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report
title_full Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report
title_fullStr Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report
title_full_unstemmed Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report
title_short Acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement: a case report
title_sort acute pancreatitis after double cardiac valve replacement a case report
topic Postoperative pancreatitis
Cardiac surgery
Cardiopulmonary bypass
Hyperbilirubinemia
Intensive care
Case report
url https://doi.org/10.1186/s42269-024-01277-0
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