RESUMEN
Of the 250 cases of blunt abdominal trauma,15 cases of pancreatic lesions were complicatedwhich include 3 cases lacerated on the head of pan-creas, 5 on the body, 6 on the tail and one con-tused. The pancreatic bed drainage was performedfor one case, repair for 8 cases and pancreatic tailresection for 6 cases, In author's experiences, theroutinely inspecting the pancreas was carried outintra operatively, with blunt epigastric trauma, es-pecially the light red hemotoliquid was found bypericentesis. Operative method was classified frompancreatic bed drainage, repair and resection in ac-cordance with severity of the trauma, For prevent-ing the pancreatic juice fistula, the main pancreaticduct must try its best to be ligated. If the traumais on the head, a common bile duct and duodenumdecompression must be done.