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[Experience and thinking on multidisciplinary management of acute pancreatitis]
1Department of General Surgery, Xuanwu Hospital Capital Medical University, Beijing 100053, China;
Abstract:
The diagnostic and therapeutic course of acute pancreatitis is complicated. The treatment strategy existed dispute. The management of acute pancreatitis includes intensive care, fluid resuscitation, organ function support, infection control, endoscopic interventional management, surgical operation and other fields. The diagnosis and treatment mode of multidisciplinary integrate collaboration has been established. It will make the greatest benefit if we depend on evidence-based medicine, play the superiority of professional team and make individual treatment protocols.
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