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Quick Scroll 12.31.07 (11 months ago) #12
i think most diagnostic is serum trypsinogen what say people?
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Quick Scroll 01.10.08 (10 months ago) #13
most inportant screening test for acute pancreatitis is

1. serum amylase
2. serum lipase
3. ERCP
4. CRP

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Quick Scroll 02.12.08 (9 months ago) #14
1.)serum amylase!(not specific) is not the answer as it is increaseS in other conditions too...such as :perforated peptic ulcers,ruptured ectopic pregnancy, pancreatic pseudocyst! n also it returns to its normal value with in 48-72 hrs.

2.)serum lipase: yeah it's level remains sustained for 7-14 days ...so is specific...n is indicative of alcohol induced pancreatitis,while...elevated amylase represents gall stone pancreatitis....!

3.)ercp...obviously not...
4: USG is the 1st IMAGING INVESTIGATION but ct scan is preffered over usg!...SO THE SINGLE BEST ANSWER IS CT SCAN (RATHER IT SHOULD BE CECT SCAN!)
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Quick Scroll 02.13.08 (9 months ago) #15
i also agree with Serum amylase bcoz together with history and Sx ..amylase woud be enough to confirm dx of acute pancreatitis...wat i guess?/??correct me...if am wrong
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Astrocles is right......
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Astrocles is right......
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SERUM AMYLASE
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serum lipase....
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Quick Scroll 05.04.08 (7 months ago) #20
serum lipase is more sensitive and specific for pancreatitis and amylase may be normal in severe pancreatitiis
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