Acute pancreatitis in childhood – a comparative international study and tale of two cities
Adeline Salim,
Ampaipan Boonthai,
Pornthep Tanpowpong
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundsTo compare factor(s) contributing to aetiology, management and clinical outcome(s) of paediatric patients acquiring acute pancreatitis (AP) at two major university paediatric surgical centres in Liverpool and Bangkok.MethodsAll patients (<18 years) with an index diagnosis of AP (ICD 10 coding) during 2006–2016 were studied.Results121 patients included n = 79 (65.3%) in Thailand versus n = 42 (34.7%) in the UK centre with no difference(s) in age at diagnosis at 10.4 ± 4.5 and 11.7 ± 6 years. (P = … Show more
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