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    Management

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    Conventional Measures iManagement of Acute

    Pancreatitis

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    Analgesics orpain

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    on

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    AcutePancreati

    tis

    Abdominal painconsistent with

    the disease

    Serum amylase and/orlipase greater than

    times the upper limit onormal! and/or

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    APa

    "ontrast enhanced "*and/or M+I o pancreas in

    whom the diagnosis isunclear or who ail to

    impro,e clinically withinthe #rst -.0' hours ater

    hospital admission or toe,aluate complications

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    Initial Assessment and +is1Strati#cation

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    Initial Management

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    3+"

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    3+"P in Acute

    PancreatitisPatients with acutepancreatitis andconcurrent acutecholangitis should

    undergo ERCPwithin 24 hours of

    admission

    In the absenccholangitis an

     Caundice! MRCendoscop

    ultrasound E

    rather than diag3+"P should beto screen o

    choledocholithihighly suspec

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    3+"P in Acute

    PancreatitisPancreatic duct stentsand/or postprocedurerectal NSAI4

    suppositories should

    be utiliDed toPREVE! P"S!#ERCP PACREA!$!$S

    in high ris1 patients

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    clinical e,idenongoing bilia

    obstructio

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    +ole o AntibioticsE&trapancreat

    ic infectionsuch ascholangitis!catheteracuired

    inections!bacteremia!urinary tractinections!

    pneumonia

    $nfectednecrosis shouldbe considered in

    patients withpancreatic or

    eBtrapancreatic

    necrosis whodeteriorate or ail

    to impro,e ater 0)( days o

    hospitaliDation

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    infectedantibioticpenetrate

    necroscar'ap

    )uinolometronidbe useulor somet

    a,ointer,

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    +ole o Antibiotics

    Routine use oprophylacticantibiotics inpatients with

    se,ere acutepancreatitis isnot

    recommended

     *he use o

    antibiotics inpatients with

    sterilenecrosis to

    pre,entde,elopment oinected

    necrosis is notrecommended

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    adminnantif

    agentw

    prophytheraantib

    n

    recom

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    Nutrition in Acute Pancreatitis

    • oral eedings can be started immediatis no nausea and ,omiting! and abdominresol,ed

    • initiation o eeding with low fat solid das sae as clear li)uid diet

    MI94AP

    • enteral nutrition is recommended to pinectious complications

    • Parenteral nutrition should be avoidethe enteral route is not a,ailable! toleratmeeting caloric reuirements

    S3V3+3 AP

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    Nutrition in Acute Pancreatitis

    •"lear liuiddiet is usuallystarted on rd to Eth day and

    regular diet bythe

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    +eintroduction o Oral Inta1e

    4ecrease in orresolution o

    abdominal pain

    Patient ishungry

    Organdysunction! ipresent has

    resol,ed

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    +ole o Surgery in Acute PancreIn patients with mild AP! ound to ha,e gallsto

    the bladder! a cholec+stectom+ should be perbeore discharge to pre,ent recurrence o A

    In patients with necroti*ing 'iliar+ AP! in orpre,ent inection! cholec+stectom+ is to

    deferred until acti,e infammatory subsides ancollections resol,e or stabiliDe

     *he presence o as+mptomatic pseudoc+stspancreatic and,or e&trapancreatic necrosis

    warrant inter,ention regardless o siDe! location!eBtension

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    +ole o Surgery in Acute Pancre$n sta'le patients with infected necrsurgical! radiologic and/or endoscopic dra

    should be dela+ed preerable or more thwee1s to allow li)uefaction o the cont

    and the development of a -'rous waround the necrosis

    $n s+mptomatic patients with infectnecrosis! minimally in,asi,e methods

    necrosectom+ are preerred to open

    necrosectomy

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    Acute Pancreatitis secondar+ to "'structed C.ile %uct pro'a'l+ secondar+ to parasite $nfe

    /Ascariasis0

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    4iagnostic F *herapeutic

    Shows the eBactsite and number o

    parasites

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    or eBtractionparasites

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    treatm

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    /Ascariasis0

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    the worm>s glucose

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    eBpelled by normal gastrointestinal persitalsis