… an international cohort of pancreatic experts, including 11 pancreatic societies, with … Atlanta
classification system for acute pancreatitis (1,2). Although the original Atlanta classification …

… it necessary to revise the Atlanta Classification. This revision … acute pancreatitis. The goal
of this report is to present the updated revision of the Atlanta Classification of acute pancreatitis …

… pancreatic necrosis’ and ‘necroma’, have been introduced since 1993 14 . A critical evaluation
of the use of the Atlanta Classification in … of the Atlanta Classification are accepted in the …

… modified the Atlanta classification for acute pancreatitis to … clinical and morphologic
classifications. The modifications (a) … acute pancreatitis into interstitial edematous pancreatitis and …

… Acute pancreatitis (AP) is the most common gastrointestinal … Established in 1992, the original
Atlanta classification system … terms and definitions (ie pancreatic abscess) were unclear …

… Acute pancreatitis (AP) is defined as an acute inflammatory state of the pancreas and is
conventionally categorized as either mild or severe disease. Approximately 80% to 85% of …

… Introduction The original Atlanta Classification of acute pancreatitis was derived over 20 …
Unfortunately, the actual classification, as written by the Atlanta Conference, has not been …

… Acute Pancreatitis Classification Working Group recently proposed, and are continuing to
modify, a revision of the original Atlanta classification … The revised Atlanta classification refers …

… The Atlanta classification should be revised to include a patient group defined as “moderately
severe acute pancreatitis” that identifies those patients currently classified as SAP without …

… This review demonstrates that the Atlanta classification is still not universally accepted. Several
… in acute pancreatitis that were not specifically addressed during the Atlanta symposium. …