<prompt> Carcinoma pancreas commonly presents with:JaundiceAnorexiaVomitingWeight loss  <response>: Jaundice: Ref: 1128-29-LB, 537-H 1149-BL 25thCARCINOMA OF PANCREAS - Ductal adeno carcinomaClinical features: - Jaundice is the most common sign and symptoms 85 patients with painless jaundice with nausea and epigastric discomfort 1128-LB Jaundice due biliary obstruction is found in 80 of patients having tumours in the pancreatic head and is typically accompanied by dark urine, a claylike appearance of stool, and pruritis 537-H Pain and weightless are present in 75 patientsCourvosiers Law: - It states that in a case of obstructive jaundice if gall bladder is palpable the jaundice is not due to stone in the CBD. This in carcinoma of the head of the pancreas the gall bladder is distended with bile due to obstruction of the CBD.FrequentInfrequent Abdominal pain Glucose intolerance Weight loss Palpable gall bladder courvosier s sign Jaundice Migratory thrombophlebitis Trousseaus sign GI haemarrhage Splenomegaly Liver nodule indicative of metastases can sometimes be felt, metastatic subumbilical Sister Marry Joseph node and pelvic peritoneal Blummers shelf deposits as wel as left supraclavicular lymphadenopathy Virchow nodes indicates the presence of distant metastasis, Malignant ascites, caused by peritoneal carcinomatosis may also present, with portal splenic or superior mesenteric vein occlusion, mesenteric venous pressures may be increased and collateral channels including gastroesophageal varices and a caput medusase 1669-SB 