Acute Pancreatitis following Percutaneous Mechanical Thrombectomy of Left Common Iliac Vein

While parental or oral anticoagulation remains a mainstay of therapy for thrombosis, in sporadic clinical situations, percutaneous mechanical thrombectomy is favored. Percutaneous well-tolerated subtype catheterdirected intervention resulting thrombus breakdown and removal. This procedure combines endovascular combination with pharmacologic thrombolysis allowing significant reduction time. Similar to other catheter-based procedures, common complications include hemorrhage, dissection, pseudoaneurysm, perforations. Acute pancreatitis, contrast, rare complication only limited cases reported hypothesized occur secondary release heme byproducts. Here, we present case acute pancreatitis following outpatient the left iliac vein that ultimately required hospitalization, intensive care unit (ICU) admission, standard medical management pancreatitis.