Evaluation of complications associated with acute attack of pancreatitis
Journal Title: Medpulse International Journal of Surgery - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
Background: The early identification of potentially severe acute pancreatitis enables the selection of patients who may require more intensive and invasive method of management than are appropriate in mild pancreatitis. Aim: This study aimed at various complications associated with acute attack of acute pancreatitis and their management. Material and Methods: The study group has evaluated 50 consecutive patients with clinical, biochemical and radiological diagnosis of acute pancreatitis associated with complication (Local/systemic) admitted to tertiary care center. Results: In 50 patients of acute pancreatitis, ascites developed in 23 patients, pseudocyst in 11 patients and hypovolemia in 10 patients. Conclusion: Many diagnostic and treatment options are available for acute pancreatitis. However, evaluation of the patient on presentation is vital for appropriate initial management of the disease.
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Anil Sriram Munde, Krishnamurti Vireshwar Kokankar
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