… Summary: Successful clinical management requires close … Here, we discuss current
clinical standards and de… presentation in the emergency department is associated with …

… which is not routinely obtained in the emergency department, and knowledge of the patient's
… worsening clinical course in the context of increasing liver tests. As ERCP is a risk factor for …

… Acute pancreatitis (AP), the most common gastrointestinal disease requiring hospitalization,
is frequently diagnosed and managed in the emergency … improve clinical outcomes of …

… mortality of emergency department (ED) visits in the United States attributed to acute pancreatitis
(… Acute pancreatitis represents an important clinical and economic burden in the United …

… of the patients who initially present to the emergency department a few days after the onset
of … , which classify acute pancreatitis on the basis of easily detectable clinical and radiological …

… operative cholangiogram is obtained, obviating manipulation of the ampulla of Vater and
possible aggravation of the acute pancreatitis. In conclusion, the superiority of emergency oper…

… alcoholic), treatment protocols, and clinical settings where patients were recruited or managed.
… safely from emergency care settings; thus, our findings do not apply to those situations. …

… Acute pancreatitis (AP) involves various clinical features from mild cases with only transient
… which cannot be measured at outpatient clinic or emergency room, especially at night. In …

… We report here the clinical outcomes of patients with AP admitted to our hospital system
during the onset of the US COVID-19 outbreak. Overall, morbidity and mortality were significantly …

… Acute pancreatitis is a common cause for presentation to emergency departments. Common
… , when performed in the clinical setting suggestive of acute pancreatitis, it has a sensitivity of …