CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CLINICAL COURSE OF ACUTE PANCERATITIS IN CHILDREN

Abstract

Acute pancreatitis is one of the most severe diseases in the pathology of the digestive system. The diagnosis of the disease is based on three signs: severe pain in the epigastrium or lumbar pain, pain that does not decrease after antispasmodic drugs, pain radiating to the heart area, behind the temporal bone, nausea, feeling no relief after vomiting, and tension in the upper abdomen. Clinical signs characteristic of the disease: acute, constant wedge-shaped pain in the epigastric region and dyspeptic disorders. The disease can also be confirmed using Shchyotkin-Blumberg, Kerte, Kach, Mayo-Robson symptoms.