… The major disadvantage is the difficulty in reproducing it and its low clinical relevance. The
failure to reproduce acute pancreatitis reflects the human condition, and it is necessary to …

… that obesity has a clinically relevant impact on the course and outcome of acute pancreatitis.
… The aim of this review is to examine the relevance of obesity to predicting acute pancreatitis …

… Conclusions and Relevance Acute pancreatitis is a complex disease that … clinical judgment.
Fluid management and nutrition are very important aspects of care for acute pancreatitis…

… %-50% of the patients with early severe acute pancreatitis do not promptly respond to ICU …
intervention is closely linked to clinically relevant pancreatic infection which occurs two weeks …

… The clinical relevance of IAH and ACS in patients with SAP in this study was illustrated, in
part, by the significantly longer ITU/HDU stay in patients who developed these complications …

… necrosis that have resulted in important changes to acute pancreatitis management … in
acute pancreatitis with a special emphasis on pathophysiological mechanisms and clinical …

… predict, diagnose, and weigh their clinical relevance. The purposes of this article are to
describe clinically pertinent complications associated with acute pancreatitis, and review their …

… have not yet been well characterised, and their clinical relevance has not been examined.
Such work is mandatory since an approach based on amelioration of such secondary events …

… acute pancreatitis in association with an increased serum C-reactive protein ≥18.0 mg/dL
(which we defined as a clinically relevant postoperative acute pancreatitis) … pancreatic fistula …

… the routine management of human acute pancreatitis are based on … acute pancreatitis models
have been developed, which allowed us to study the etiopathogenesis of acute pancreatitis…