Pediatric acute pancreatitis is relatively rare, and its onset is associated with the spillage of pancreatic fluid into the interstitial pancreatic vein and its surrounding tissues. It is now mostly thought to be associated with viral infection, drugs, obstruction of the pancreatic secretory ducts, and certain systemic diseases or overeating. At least half of them are caused by mumps virus or blunt injuries to the upper abdomen, and there are still 30% of cases where the cause cannot be found. The data suggest that acute pancreatitis has a pathophysiological process of acute microcirculatory disorders. Acute pancreatitis five general after about 3-7 days of non-surgical treatment, the symptoms disappear and gradually heal. The medical education network collection and collation of necrotic pancreatitis is serious, the course of the disease is longer, can die from shock, can also form a limited abscess, and can be followed by pseudocysts of the pancreas