<prompt> Posterior pancreatic duct disruption will lead to:Pancreaticopleural fistulaPancreatic ascitesPseudocyst of pancreasWalled off pancreatic necrosis  <response>: If the pancreatic duct disruption is posterior produces pleural effusion pancreaticopleural fistula usually left-sided and often massive. If the pancreatic duct disruption is anterior, amylase-rich peritoneal fluid accumulate pancreatic ascites. Reference: Harrisons Principles of Internal Medicine, 18th Edition, Page 2643 