Table 4.

Treatments Utilized in Children with ARP or CP by PD Status

	Pancreas Divisum=Yes (n=52)	Pancreas Divisum=No (n=307)	p-value
Medical Therapies
Pain medications	20/49 (41%)	121/274 (44%)	0.66
Pancreatic enzymes	20/50 (40%)	105/273 (38%)	0.83
Vitamins/antioxidants	17/50 (34%)	118/276 (43%)	0.24
Steroids	0/50 (0%)	8/276 (3%)	0.61
Diabetic medications	3/50 (6%)	22/277 (8%)	0.77
Endoscopic Therapies
Any ERCP	31/50 (62%)	152/305 (50%)	0.11
Biliary sphincterotomy	2/49 (4%)	66/299 (22%)	<0.01
Pancreatic sphincterotomy	27/50 (54%)	83/298 (28%)	<0.001
Pancreatic duct stent placement	17/50 (34%)	80/301 (27%)	0.27
Biliary stent placement	1/50 (2%)	17/301 (6%)	0.48
Pancreatic duct stone removal	6/50 (12%)	47/300 (16%)	0.50
Surgical Therapies
Any Pertinent Surgeries	12 (23%)	81/305 (27%)	0.59
Cholecystectomy	4 (8%)	41/304 (13%)	0.24
Celiac nerve block	1 (2%)	5/304 (2%)	1.0
Cyst/pseudo-cyst operation	1 (2%)	13/304 (4%)	0.70
Lateral pancreaticojejonstomy	2 (4%)	14/304 (4%)	1.0
Partial pancreatectomy	0 (0%)	2/304 (1%)	1.0
TPIAT	5 (10%)	34/304 (11%)	1.0

ARP: Acute Recurrent Pancreatitis; CP: Chronic Pancreatitis; PD, pancreas divisum; PERT, pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy; ERCP, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography; TPIAT, total pancreatectomy with islet auto-transplantation

Significant p values are highlighted