Acute Pancreatitis during SARS CoV 2 Infection

Introduction: Covid-19 is a systemic disease that can spread to all systems. Among the gastrointestinal manifestations, pancreatic involvement have major prognostic impact. We report 3 acute pancreatitis cases occurring during Covid-19, in Dakar. Case 1: 65-year-old woman who presented with intense atypical epigastric pain. Physical examination revealed obesity, high blood pressure and abdominal tenderness. Biological tests found increase CRP (134 mg/l) lipasemia (312 UI/l). Abdominal CT scan showed findings of Balthazar grade C pancreatitis. RT-PCR for SARS CoV 2 was positive. The outcome favorable. 2: 56-year-old patient history nephroangiosclerosis dyspnea, cough, fever moderate tenderness, pressure, anuria. testing, noted (96 mg/l), (793 UI/l), creatinine (227 urea (3.84 g/l). edematous findings. RT PCR 3: 27-year-old man physical asthenia, headache, Elevated level 102 mg/l 427 UI/l (7N). Conclusion: Acute occur infection. However, imputability necessitates rule out most common causes.