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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 12.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Gastroenterol. 2012 Sep;46(8):656–661. doi: 10.1097/MCG.0b013e31825c446c

TABLE 1.

Rates of Pancreatitis Among Patients With PHPT

References Country All PHPT Patients PHPT Patients With Pancreatitis, n (%) Type of Pancreatitis Patients Diagnosed With PHPT During Pancreatitis Workup, n (%) PHPT-Pancreatitis Patients With Coexisting Pancreatitis Etiologies, n (%)* Resolution of Pancreatitis After Parathyroidectomy, n/x (%)
Felderbauer et al11 Germany 1259 57 (4.5) 16 AP, 15 CP Coexisting etiologies excluded
Khoo et al12 USA 684 10 (1.5) All AP 4 (40) 0/1 (0)
Bhadada et al13 India 59 9 (15.3) All CP Coexisting etiologies excluded 6/6 (100)
Jacob et al14 India 101 13 (12.9) 6 AP, 6 RP, 1 CP 12 (92.3) 5 (38.5)
Agarwal et al15 India 87 6 (6.9) 5 RP, 1 CP 5 (83.3) 4/5 (80)
Carnaille et al16 France 1224 40 (3.3) 18 AP, 8 RP, 14 CP 27 (67.5) Excluded patients with gallstones 17/40 (42.5)
Shepherd17 Australia 137 7 (5.1) All AP 5 (71.4) 2 (28.6)
Koppelberg et al18 Germany 234 13 (5.6) 9 AP, 4 CP 10 (76.9) 5 (38.5) 7/10 (70)
Sitges-Serra et al19 Spain 86 7 (8.1) 3 AP, 1 RP, 3 CP
Bess et al20 USA 1153 17 (1.5) 10 AP, 7 CP 11 (64.7) 5/17 (29.4)
Total 5024 179 (3.6) 79 AP, 20 RP, 54 CP 59 (74.6) 27 (45) 39/79 (49.3)
*

Primarily gallstones or sludge, alcohol ingestion, and triglyceride elevations.

AP indicates acute pancreatitis; CP, chronic pancreatitis; PHPT, primary hyperparathyroidism; RP, recurrent pancreatitis; x, number of patients who underwent surgery with removal of an adenoma.