Conclusion
Timely diagnosis and treatment of SMAS is pivotal to avoid serious
complications such as fatal electrolyte abnormalities, gastric rupture,
gut perforation, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, hypovolemic shock,
oliguria, or sudden cardiovascular collapse.17. Since
recurrent pancreatitis due to SMAS is a rare condition, increased
awareness of its existence to facilitate early diagnosis and prompt
treatment that is paramount.