A @entity788 7 years after a pancreatojejunostomy for calcifying XXXX .

@entity1 @entity3883 @entity788 @entity6 @entity39 @entity167 @entity1689 @entity7101 @entity490 @entity158
We present herein a case of a 75-year-old Japanese @entity1 who had developed a @entity788 7 years after a longitudinal pancreatojejunostomy for @entity1689 . The @entity1 , a heavy drinker of @entity167 , underwent surgical decompression of a ductal obstruction to relieve persistent @entity490 due to severely calcifying @entity1689 . After the surgery, he stopped drinking @entity167 and was treated with insulin to control secondary @entity6 . Thereafter, his symptoms disappeared. Seven years after the surgery, however, he was hospitalized due to @entity3883 , high-grade fever, and right @entity158 . Ultrasound and computed tomographic scans of the abdomen both disclosed a cystic mass, approximately 6 cm in size, in the pancreatic head. Magnetic resonance imaging strongly suggested a @entity788 with @entity39 fluid and debris. First, percutaneous transhepatic cholangiodrainage (PTCD) was done to treat the @entity3883 . Subsequently, fine-needle aspiration of the @entity788 was performed under ultrasound guidance. Enterococcus avium and @entity7101 were revealed by culture of abscess aspirates. He was successfully cured by treatment with both appropriate antibiotic and continuous PTCD for the @entity3883 .
