Abstract:

Acute pancreatitis is one of the diseases that the surgical clinics deal with most. For a long period of benign diseases, the mortality rate was among the highest. In recent years, the treatment of severe acute pancreatitis has shifted from early surgery to aggressive intensive care. While treatment is conservative in the early stages of the disease, surgery can be considered in the late stages according to the severity of the disease. Chirurgical debritm is still the golden standard for the treatment of peripankreatic necrosis and infected pancreatic necrosis. The advances in radiological imaging and the new developments in initiative radiology have revolutionized in the management of many surgical conditions over the past few years. Endoscopic retrograde colanjio pancreatography (ERCP) and sfinkterotomy, thin injection aspiration biopsy (IAB), peripankreatic fluid collections and various initiative treatments, including psedocystic and late period absentine percutaneous or endoscopic drainage, as well as selective anjiography and bleeding complications accompanied by acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis direct catathers and embolization are among the diagnostic and treatment standards in the management of acute pancreatitis.

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