Abstract
SummaryA girl was referred to our hospital because of a right‐sided recurrent hemorrhagic pleural effusion associated with a mediastinal mass. It was later found that the findings were due to a pancreatic pseudocyst with internal fistulization through a necrotic opening in the left hemi‐diaphragm, and with mediastinal and right‐sided pleural extension. The object of this report is to remind clinicians that a pleural effusion and a mediastinal mass may be the presentation of a pseudocyst of the pancreas, and to point out the importance of endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography—even for children.
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