A Rare Autopsy Case of Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis in a Chronic Alcoholic Patient | ePoster 3
Channel: Forensic 365
Date: 22/10/2021

Most challenging situation of a forensic pathologist is opining the cause of death in sudden, unexpected, unwitnessed and medically unattended deaths. Although infrequent in the forensic setting, acute pancreatitis should be considered in sudden, unexpected deaths, particularly in those related to alcohol abuse. The gross findings of acute pancreatitis may overlap with those of postmortem autolysis, and therefore microscopic evidence of acute inflammation must be present to confirm the diagnosis. Thus, acute pancreatitis should be considered as a differential diagnosis for cases with signs and symptoms of digestive diseases, a study by Dr. Ajmal Bin Lateef

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