In the acute setting,<unk>  injuries may result in death due to associated vascular injuries.
Delayed morbidity and mortality are usually caused by complications resulting from disruption of the<unk>  duct.
Duct injury may lead to complications such as abscess,<unk>  pseudocyst, fistula, and<unk> is.
The pancreas is vulnerable to crushing injury in blunt<unk>  due to impact against the adjacent vertebral column.
Two-thirds of<unk>  injuries occur in the<unk>  body, and the remainder occur equally in the head, neck, and tail.
Isolated<unk>  injuries are rare, and associated injuries, especially to the liver, stomach, duodenum, and spleen, occur in over 90% of cases.
In adults, over 75% of blunt injuries to the pancreas are due to motor vehicle collisions.
In children, bicycle injuries are common, and child abuse may result in<unk>  injuries in infants.
Pancreatic trauma
Pancreatic fistula
Gallstone ileus
Intestinal ischemia
Splenic rupture
Splenic infarction
Biliary fistula
Postcholecystectomy syndrome