You are correct. CT of abdomen revealed edematous pancreas w/ peripancreatic fluid collection consistent w/ acute pancreatitis. This pt exhibited 3 ecchymotic eponyms involving the abdomen and groin: Grey Turner sign (lateral abdominal wall), Stabler sign (inguinal pubic region), and Fox sign (lateral thigh). These signs are usually indicative of a surgical or OB emergency such as a perforated duodenal ulcer or ruptured ectopic pregnancy. The pt was treated w/ tramadol, pantoprazole, vitamin B12, thiamine, and IV fluids. He was able to tolerate oral fluids on day 3. By the 7th day, his ecchymotic patches began gradually fading, and he was discharged on the 9th day.

BMJ Case Reports CP 2020;13:e235147.