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Two children had extensive resection of the pancreas due to a posttraumatic pseudocyst. Function of the endocrine and exocrine pancreas was reinvestigated following surgery and found to be normal. Based upon these observations pathogenesis, clinical and therapeutical aspects of pancreatic pseudocysts in childhood are reviewed.
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