Pancreatitis in Pregnancy

Eddy, Jennifer J.; Gideonsen, Mark; Song, Je-Moon; Grobman, William A.; O'Halloran, Peggy

doi:10.1097/01.aoa.0000362050.67000.c2

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“…Although this has now improved thanks to better diagnostic and treatment modalities, perinatal mortality was still noted to be 3.6% in a recent study. 20 The highest rates of foetal loss and preterm delivery are observed in patients affected by pancreatitis during the first trimester. 21 Although the evidence supports active surgical management of biliary disease, endoscopic and surgical procedures do have their own risks in the pregnant patient.…”

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Common surgical presentations in pregnancy

Husnoo,

Lee

2024

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Common surgical presentations in pregnancy

Husnoo,

Lee

2024

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Acute pancreatitis in pregnancy: An unresolved issue

Jain¹

2010

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Management of acute pancreatitis in pregnancy is based on expert opinion only, due to geographic and ethic variations. Nonbiliary causes should be sought as they are associated with worse outcomes. Alcohol as a cause of acute pancreatitis is not rare. Hemoconcentration as a marker of fluid deficit and severity should be predicted with caution and fluid resuscitation should be done carefully by closely monitoring the central venous pres sure, cardiac and respiratory system. Hypercalcemia of hyperparathyroidism may be falsely lowered due to hy poalbuminemia or suppressed by magnesium tocolysis.

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