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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 26.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Surg. 1972 Aug;105(2):167–172. doi: 10.1001/archsurg.1972.04180080021004

Table 1.

Summary Data on 12 Patients With Definite Pancreatitis After Renal Transplantation*

No. of Cases
Diagnosis established at graphic file with name nihms238646t1.jpg Laparotomy Autopsy
4 8
Localization of lesions graphic file with name nihms238646t2.jpg Whole pancreas Distal part only
9 3
Time of diagnosis after transplantation graphic file with name nihms238646t3.jpg <1 mo 1 mo-1 yr >1 yr
4 4 4
Serum amylase, highest value graphic file with name nihms238646t4.jpg <200 units 200–1,000 units >1,000 units
1 3 6
Creatinine clearance at time of diagnosis graphic file with name nihms238646t5.jpg None <40 ml/min >40 ml/min
3 5 4
Treatment of pancreatitis graphic file with name nihms238646t6.jpg Conservative Drainage Distal pancreatic resection
8 1 3
Outcome graphic file with name nihms238646t7.jpg Recovered Died of pancreatitis Died with multiple complications
1 5 6
*

All underwent bilateral nephrectomies and splenectomy concomitant with the transplantation.

Caraway or iodometric units except in one case with a level of 1,370 Close-Street units. In two patients no amylase data are available.

In one of the patients the whole pancreas was diseased.