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Massive hemorrhage associated with pancreatitis is rare but frequently lethal complication. We report two patients with gastrointestinal hemorrhage related to pseudo-aneurysms, the control of these lesions was not possible without risk by vascular selective embolization. The technique we reported for clotting aneurysms by direct injection (Ethibloc) stopped hemorrhage temporary in one case and permanently in the other.
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