Comparison of Predicting the Severity of Disease by Clinical and Radiological Scoring Systems in Acute Pancreatitis

Aim: Acute pancreatitis (AP) is a frequent reason for patient presentation in emergency department. It hard to assess objectively the grade of disease due wide range clinical signs terms determination need intensive care or surgical intervention. At this stage there not unique, unified scoring system that determines severity disease. In study we aimed compare clinically used AP systems; Ranson, BISAP and Balthazar (CTSI), SIRS predict severity. Material Methods: study, patients were diagnosed by Atlanta criteria analyzed retrospectively. The clinical, laboratory radiological images results using "first 24 hours Ranson", "BISAP" scores. scores calculated from CT reports Results: Age, respiratory rate BUN values with mortality significantly higher than who survived, whereas diastolic blood pressure, systolic SO2 amylase found be lower survived. When 6 month prediction prognostic systems was examined, it score could catch 94% (95% CI: 0.88-0.97), 74.7% 0,66-0,82). Conclusion: Regarding APs prediction, more sensitive specific monthly overall patients.