ADULT PAtients with Acute pancreatitis
- Patients aged >18 years diagnosed with acute pancreatitis
- 1st March- 30th April 2021 with 30 day follow up
PANC StudyPANC StudyProspective audit | Multicentre | Collaborative authorship
To confirm a diagnosis of acute pancreatitis patients need to have TWO out of THREE of:
A) Abdominal pain suggestive of pancreatitis
OR
B) Serum amylase or lipase >3x the upper limit of normal
OR
C) Characteristic imaging findings
Acute management in the first 30 days, including diagnosis, fluid, nutritional and pain management, plus severity scoring and outcomes.
Patient outcomes at 30 days:
Angeliki Kosti
General Surgical Trainee, Severn
Adi Borakati,
Academic Clinical Fellow, London
Farid Froghi
General Surgical Trainee, London
Hannah Javanmard-Emamghissi
NELA Research Fellow
General Surgical Trainee, East Midlands
Blazej Rybinski
General Surgical Trainee, Pennisula
Richard Laing
General Surgical Trainee, West Midlands
Peter Coe
General Surgical Trainee, Yorkshire
Jon Lund
Honorary Associate Professor of Surgery, Nottingham University
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Derby
Susan Moug
Director of Research, ASGBI
Honorary Professor, University of Glasgow
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Paisley
Gillian Tierney,
Vice-President, ASGBI
Honorary Assistant Professor University of Nottingham
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Derby
Paul Marriott
Consultant UGI Surgeon, Warwick
Keith Roberts
Honorary Reader, University Birmingham
Consultant HPB and Transplant Surgeon, University Hospital Birmingham
Brain Davidson
Professor of Surgery, University College London
Consultant HPB and Transplant Surgeon, Royal Free, London
Andrew Smith
Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, University of Leeds
Consultant HPB Surgeon, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Marianne Hollyman
Consultant UGI Surgeon, Taunton
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