Hemorrhagic pancreatitis associated with XXXX @entity1445 .

@entity1 @entity8 @entity788 @entity660 @entity898 @entity1011 @entity1443 @entity99 @entity1445
A 19-yr-old @entity1 ingested 25 g of @entity1443 in a suicide attempt. Twenty-one hours after the ingestion the plasma @entity1443 level was potentially hepatoxic at 62 micrograms/ml. The toxicology screen was negative for all other drugs. Thirty-six hours after admission the @entity1 developed an acute abdomen with a serum amylase of 1500 IU. Peritoneal lavage revealed a grossly hemorrhagic fluid. Exploratory laparotomy revealed @entity788 . Hepatoxicity with the peak SGOT greater than 2000 IU and a mild @entity8 with the @entity1011 of 1.9 mg/dl occurred despite late initiation of treatment with @entity898 . No other etiology for the @entity788 was found. Peritoneal irrigation was continuously performed through a surgically placed dialysis catheter. @entity788 associated with @entity1443 @entity1445 has been reported twice in the past. Although the pathophysiology of the @entity660 is obscure, the lack of other etiological factors and temporal association of the @entity788 with @entity1443 -induced @entity99 suggest a causal relationship.
