A 20 year old foot ball player received a hard kick in the epigastrium. A large cystic swelling appeared in the epigastrium two weeks later. The most likely diagnosis is
Pancreatic Trauma Most common mechanism in children is abdominal blunt trauma Direct compression of the epigastrium against the veebral column and a blunt object (handle bar) is typically seen after bicycle injuries Most common segment of the pancreas affected is the body Ref: Sabiston 20th edition Pgno :151-1535
Hydatid cyst of liver
Amoebic liver abscess
Pseudopancreatic cyst
Hematoma of rectus sheath
G.I.T