[Portal vein thrombosis associated with factor V Leiden mutation in a woman who underwent exchange transfusion at birth].

We report the case of a 18-year-old woman with portal vein thrombosis and chronic hepatitis C virus. Portal vein thrombosis was diagnosed by chance on ultrasound examination during initial hepatitis C virus-positive patient screening. The patient interview revealed a history including exchange transfusion at birth, followed by necrotising ulcerocolitis and septicemia.

[Acute pancreatitis related to hemobilia complicating hepatocarcinoma].

Hemobilia is an rare cause of acute pancreatitis. The most frequent causes are iatrogenic trauma (percutaneous liver biopsy) and hepatic artery aneurysm. To our knowledge, this is the second published case of acute pancreatitis related to hemobilia secondary to hepatocarcinoma complicated cirrhosis in a patient treated with anticoagulants for a mechanical valvular aortic prosthesis.