3. Acute pancreatitis is a relatively uncommon disease in
pregnant women (1/1500–4500 pregnancies)
Proposed numerous causes / unpredictable results
Gallstone disease (70%) due to hormonal lithogenic
effects
Its progression can be fatal; fetal losses of up to 4.7% .
Introduction
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4. VARIABLE
1 embarazo de cada
3.300 se complica
con pancreatitis
Swisher et al , 1 de
cada 1.500
Legro y Laifer
hallaron una
incidencia de 1 de
cada 4.000
Enfermedad litiásica
de la vía biliar
destaca como la
causa más frecuente
(67-100%)
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Epidemiology
5. 1990 0-37%
2000 11-37%,
2010 decrease
Mortality
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2007; 131: 4–12. 8.
Hernandez A, Petrov MS, Brooks DC, Banks PA, Ashley SW, Tavakkolizadeh A. Acute pancreatitis and pregnancy: a
10-year single center experience. J Gastrointest Surg 2007; 11: 1623–1627
AP during pregnancy is a severe disease with a
high maternal– fetal mortality rate (37% and 60%,
respectively) according to old published series of
cases, but this has recently decreased thanks to
earlier diagnosis and some maternal and neonatal
intensive care improvement
6. The most common etiological and risk factors of Acute
Pancreatitis in Pregnancy
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7. Sludge and stones in gallbladder during pregnancy
Prevalence and risk factors
A. MARINGHINI et al. Journal of Hepatology, 1987; 5:218-223
8. 19%
• 1er Trim
26%
• 2do Trim
53%
• 3er Trim
60%
• Parto
pretérmino
The most common etiological and risk factors
of acute pancreatitis in pregnancy
9. The most common etiological and risk
factors of acute pancreatitis in pregnancy
Hacker FM, Whalen PS, Lee VR, Caughey AB. Maternal and fetal outcomes of pancreatitis in pregnancy. Am J Obstet
Gynecol 2015;213:568.e1-5.
10. Definitions and Classification of AP
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11. • Abdominal ultrasound is safe and it has
higher sensitivity than computerized
tomography for detecting gallstones in
cases of AP.
• Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
• AP
• complications (edema, pseudocysts or
hemorrhagic pancreatitis)
• Main pancreatic duct is clear or not when
persistent cholestasis occurs.
• NO fetal toxicity even when gadolinium
contrast media
Imaging
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13. Differential diagnosis of Acute Pancreatitis in
Pregnancy
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Conservative medical management of acute pancreatitis was the
main stay of treatment. Surgical management (laparoscopic
cholecystectomy) was carried out for the underlying cause
(cholelithiasis) in three patients. One patient underwent ERCP for
CBD stone
20. A multidisciplinary approach, including gastroenterology and obstetric care,
seems to be a key in making the best choice for management of AP during
pregnancy
Traditionally conservative, the treatment of biliary lithiasis depends on the
symptoms.
There is no consensus in the literature regarding the management of AP during
pregnancy.
AP during pregnancy is a rare but severe disease.
CONCLUSIONS
Editor's Notes
La pancreatitis aguda es una enfermedad inflamatoria que afecta al tejido pancreático, de la que se han propuesto numerosas causas.1 Los casos de pancreatitis durante el embarazo son realmente excepcionales, por lo que la información de sus complicaciones maternas y fetales es limitada.2 Su etiología ha sido largamente estudiada; en el siglo XIX Claude Bernard propuso como posible causa el reflujo biliar en el conducto pancreático. Opie asoció la litiasis vesicular con la pancreatitis, a estas causas se agregó, posteriormente, el consumo de alcohol como predisponente.1 Su incidencia varía en diferentes estudios publicados,3 se reporta desde 1 caso por cada 1000 embarazos, hasta 1 en 3000,4 40002 e incluso hay reportes de caso por cada 12,000 nacidos vivos, según la población estudiada. Reportes en los decenios de 1970 y 1980 estiman tasas de mortalidad materna y perinatal entre 0-37% y 11-37%, respectivamente.5,6 Sin embargo, reportes del 2000 señalan una disminución de las complicaciones para la madre y el recién nacido debido a los avances en el tratamiento de las complicaciones y al desarrollo de las técnicas quirúrgicas. Las causas más comunes relacionadas con la pancreatitis aguda durante el embarazo son: litos vesiculares (66%), abuso de alcohol (12%), idiopática (17%), hiperlipidemia (4%) y menos comúnmente hiperparatiroidismo, traumatismo, debida a medicamentos o hígado graso del embarazo.7 Durante el embarazo el incremento en los lípidos es fisiológico y casi siempre se debe a variaciones en las concentraciones hormonales. Este aumento aporta a la madre una fuente energética valiosa, tanto para el mantenimiento de su metabolismo basal, como para favorecer el desarrollo Hospital Universitario Dr. José Eleuterio Gonzalez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Monterrey, Nuevo León. Correspondence Dr. Oscar Rubén Treviño Montemayor dr_ortm@hotmail.com tions is limited.
Reportes en los decenios de 1970 y 1980 estiman tasas de mortalidad materna y perinatal entre 0-37% y 11-37%, respectivamente.5,6 Sin embargo, reportes del 2000 señalan una disminución de las complicaciones para la madre y el recién nacido debido a los avances en el tratamiento de las complicaciones y al desarrollo de las técnicas quirúrgicas
Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) from January 1, 1996 through January 1, 2006 .
93,440, which estimates the incidence of
34 pctes AP in pregnancy at 0.02%, or 1 in 4,449 pregnancies.
y. The disease usually appears during the third trimester or in the early postpartum period with the association of symptoms like upper abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting, anorexia, fever and elevated serum amylase or lipase activities.
HCC incidence rates have increased in each successive birth cohort born between 1900 and 1959 3 (Fig. 2). In addition, the age distribution of HCC patients has shifted to younger ages, with the greatest proportional increases among individuals 45–60 years old
HCC incidence rates have increased in each successive birth cohort born between 1900 and 1959 3 (Fig. 2). In addition, the age distribution of HCC patients has shifted to younger ages, with the greatest proportional increases among individuals 45–60 years old