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  • Analysis of differences between adult and pediatric pancreatitis presentations.

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    • Distinct clinical characteristics and natural history in children compared to adults.

    Conclusions:

    • There is a critical need for pediatric-specific research and evidence-based guidelines for pancreatitis management in children.
    • Understanding the unique aspects of childhood pancreatitis is essential for effective clinical care.
    • Current practices require adaptation to better suit the pediatric population, addressing the rise in cases.