DISCUSSION Disseminated (metastatic) fat necrosis is a syndrome in which patients with
pancreatitis (two-thirds) or carcinoma of the pancreas (one-third) develop lesions that have a …

A case of painless acute pancreatitis and the syndrome of metastatic fat necrosis is
presented. The patient demonstrated nodular skin lesions, eosinophilia, arthritis; and rapidly …

Necrosis of fatty bone marrow, caused by lipolytic enzymes, is a rare complication of several
pancreatic disorders. A 44-year-old man with polyarthritis, subcutaneous nodules, and …

A case of trauma-induced pancreatitis with subsequent intraosseous fat necrosis and
infarction is presented. The young patient demonstrated multiple cortical lytic lesions of the …

The roentgenologic and clinical features of bone involvement in three patients with proved
pancreatitis are presented. One case of medullary fat necrosis in acute haemorrhagic …

Metastatic fat necrosis is a form of lobular panniculitis which together with synovitis is an
unusual complication of pancreatic disease. It can precede an attack of pancreatitis …

• A patient had subcutaneous and medullary bone fat necrosis associated with chronic,
recurrent pancreatitis. In this case, recurrent symptoms of pancreatitis as well as progressive …

A case of peripancreatic fat necrosis, after an episode of acute pancreatitis, which mimicked
pancreatic cancer with lymph node metastases, is presented. We describe the imaging …

A 33-year-old woman presented with severe abdominal pain and vomiting. The results of
physical examination revealed increased abdominal girth and severe abdominal …

This preliminary report presents medullary bone changes occurring in pancreatitis. A case of
osteolytic lesions occurring in a girl aged eleven in the acute phase of fat necrosis in …