Annali italiani di chirurgia · 2016
Course of acute pancreatitis in diabetic patients.
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Koziel Dorota, Gluszek Stanislaw, Osuch Martyna Gluszek
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INTRODUCTION: In recent years, in many European countries, morbidity due to acute pancreatitis (AP) has shown a growing tendency. Some studies indicate an increased risk of contracting AP in the
AIM: The objective of the presented study was evaluation of the clinical course of AP in patients with diabetes.
METHODS: The study covered all patients with the diagnosis of AP, treated in surgical wards. Into the group of diabetic patients were qualified those who during medical history taking confirmed the diagnosis of type 1 or type 2 diabetes prior to hospitalization due to AP.
RESULTS: Into the study were enrolled 963 patients hospitalized due to AP. In this group there were 87 (9%) patients with diabetes. In patients with diabetes, gallstones were the cause of the disease significantly more often (46% vs. 32%). In the majority of cases, the course of AP was mild; however, in 10.3% of patients with diabetes, the course of the disease was moderately severe, and in 12.7% - severe AP was observed. No differences were found in mortality due to AP between the groups. Systemic failure was more frequently observed in the group of patients with D.T.2. 5.4% and as many as 23.1% with D.T.1. vs. 5.1% of those without diabetes, the differences were statistically insignificant.
CONCLUSIONS: The frequency of occurrence of AP in patients with diabetes increases with age, and is most often related with gallstones. The clinical course of AP in this group of patients is more often severe, with systemic failure in patients with type 1 diabetes.
KEY WORDS: Acute pancreatitis, Diabetes, Etiology.
AIM: The objective of the presented study was evaluation of the clinical course of AP in patients with diabetes.
METHODS: The study covered all patients with the diagnosis of AP, treated in surgical wards. Into the group of diabetic patients were qualified those who during medical history taking confirmed the diagnosis of type 1 or type 2 diabetes prior to hospitalization due to AP.
RESULTS: Into the study were enrolled 963 patients hospitalized due to AP. In this group there were 87 (9%) patients with diabetes. In patients with diabetes, gallstones were the cause of the disease significantly more often (46% vs. 32%). In the majority of cases, the course of AP was mild; however, in 10.3% of patients with diabetes, the course of the disease was moderately severe, and in 12.7% - severe AP was observed. No differences were found in mortality due to AP between the groups. Systemic failure was more frequently observed in the group of patients with D.T.2. 5.4% and as many as 23.1% with D.T.1. vs. 5.1% of those without diabetes, the differences were statistically insignificant.
CONCLUSIONS: The frequency of occurrence of AP in patients with diabetes increases with age, and is most often related with gallstones. The clinical course of AP in this group of patients is more often severe, with systemic failure in patients with type 1 diabetes.
KEY WORDS: Acute pancreatitis, Diabetes, Etiology.