A Study Based On Evaluation Of Conservative Management Of Necrotizing Pancreatitis Versus Surgical Intervention Of Necrotizing Pancreatitis Using Ct Scoring

Abstract

Acute pancreatitis (AP) is a disease characterized by acute newlinepancreatic inflammation and histologically acinar cell death . 1 AP is newlinea pancreatic inflammatory condition that is associated with newlinesignificant morbidity and mortality. Acute pancreatitis is caused by newlinewell-known causes such as pancreatic ductal obstruction secondary newlineto gallstones (the most common cause), alcohol, endosco pic newlineretrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), and various drugs, newlinewhich activate pathological cellular pathways and organelle newlinedysfunction, culminating in the hallmarks of acute pancreatitis newlineacinar cell death and local and systemic inflammation. 2 3 4 Most newlinepatients had a mild course of the condition, with moderate fluid newlineresuscitation, pain and nausea treatment, and early oral feeding newlineresulting in rapid clinical recovery. 5 The 2012 modification of the newlineAtlanta classification and definitions based on intern ational newlineconsensus is the most regularly used classification system for acute newlinepancreatitis. 4 This classification distinguishes two stages (early and newlinelate). There are three levels of severity: mild, moderate, and severe. newlineThere are two forms of acute pancrea titis: interstitial edematous newlinepancreatitis and necrotising pancreatitis. The frequency of acute newlinepancreatitis peaks in the fifth and sixth decades, although mortality newlineincreases with age. The incidence of acute pancreatitis has been newlinehypothesized to vary between geographic and socioeconomic newlineregions, and is likely connected to differences in alcohol use and the presence of biliary calculi, the two major causes of acute pancreatitis. newlineA I M A N D O B J E C T I V E S newline5 newlineAIM AND OBJECTIVES newline1. To evaluate the potential benefits of conservative newlinemanagement via CT screening. newline2. To evaluate the potential benefits of surgical management via newlineCT screening based on newlineand#61623; Type of treatment newlineand#61623; Duration of hospital stay newlineand#61623; Mortality rate newlineand#61623; Post op recovery newline . newline