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. 2015 Nov 15;6(4):243–248. doi: 10.4291/wjgp.v6.i4.243

Table 1.

Patient characteristics

Pt Age Gender Type of exposure Time gap between exposure and pancreatitis Duration of exposure Severity of pancreatits TG IgG4 Confounding factors
1 40s F TENS Narrow Short Mild Nl Nl3 CCB and PPI
2 30s F IENS Narrow Unk Mild Unk Unk Unk2
3 50s F TENS Narrow Long Severe Nl Nl3 None1
4 40s M Energy drink Narrow Consumed Rockstar™ prior to 2 unexplained episodes Both mild Nl Nl Initial episode due to alcohol, but abstinent for 1 yr prior to these 2 episodes
1

No medications, no alcohol, no gallstones (by transabdominal and intraoperative, but not endoscopic, ultrasound), there was no evidence for or against genetic causes and pancreas divisum;

2

No alcohol, and no gallstones (by transabdominal but not endoscopic ultrasound), but the patient could not recall her medication history;

3

Total IgG, not IgG4, was sent. Pt: Patient; Nl: Normal; Unk: Unknown; TG: Triglyceride level; TENS: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation; F: Female; M: Male; CCB: Calcium-channel blocker; PPI: Proton-pump inhibitor; IENS: Implanted electrical nerve stimulator.