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[Therapeutic guidelines for resuscitation in acute pancreatitis]
Amira Durić1, Meldijana Omerbegović, Selma Vanis-Vatrenjak
1Klinika za anesteziju i reanimaciju, Klinicki centar Univerziteta u Sarajevu.
Abstract:
In the treatment of the acute pancreatitis, the disease with high morbidity and mortality rate, the question is not how to treat the gland (which "eats" itself) but how to avoid deterioration of the vital functions of the organism. If intensive care is to be justified and evaluated, it is just this pathological condition. The classification on mild and severe form is generally accepted. Ranson s score and APACHE II score are used for the identification of the severe form of acute pancreatitis. Therapeutic guidelines for this disease are focused on: voluantibiotic therapy, pain relief and nutritional support. It is important to emphasize that regarding the caloric support, that in the severe form of the acute pancreatitis parenteral and enteral jejunal nutrition are needed.
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