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Előadáskivonatok / Abstracts

             COMPLICATIONS  OF  ACUTE  PANCREATITIS:  A       Fűr G. , Kiss L. , Bálint E. , Kormányos E. , Balla Z. , Czira
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             PROSPECTIVE COHORT-ANALYSIS OF 1432 CASES        B. ,  Venglovecz  V. ,  Pallagi  P. ,  Maléth  J. ,  Hegyi  P. ,
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             Földi  M. 1,2,3 ,  Kiss  S. 1,2,3 ,  Gede  N. ,  Vincze  Á. ,  Bajor  J. ,   Rakonczay Z.
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             Szabó  I. ,  Izbéki  F. ,  Gervain  J. ,  Hamvas  J. ,  Vitális  Z. ,   1.  Department  of  Pathophysiology,  University  of  Szeged,
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             Fehér E. , Crai S. , Sallinen V. , Ramirez Moldando E. ,   Szeged,  Hungary;  2.  Department  of  Pharmacology  and
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             Meckzer Á. , Varjú P. , Poropat G. , Stimac D. , Faluhegyi   Pharmacotherapy, University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary;
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             N. ,  Miseta  A. ,  Nagy  T. ,  Vereczkei  A. ,  Márton  Z. ,   3.  First  Department  of  Medicine,  University  of  Szeged,
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             Hegyi P. , Hegyi P. 2,3,6 , Párniczky A. 3,17 , Szentesi A.    Szeged,  Hungary;  4.  MTA-SZTE  Momentum  Translational
             1. Doctoral School of Clinical Medicine, University of Szeged,   Gastroenterology  Research  Group,  University  of  Szeged,
             Szeged, Hungary; 2. First Department of Internal Medicine,   Szeged,  Hungary;  5.  Institute  for  Translational  Medicine,
             University  of  Szeged,  Szeged,  Hungary;  3.  Institute  for   University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary
             Translational Medicine, Medical School, University of Pécs,
             Pécs,  Hungary;  4.  Devision  of  Gastroenterology,  First   Introduction:  Cystic  fibrosis  transmembrane  conductance
             Department of Medicine, Medical School, University of Pécs,   regulator  (CFTR)  and  SLC26A6  anion  exchanger  have
             Pécs,  Hungary;  5.  Szent  György  University  Teaching   essential  roles  in  pancreatic  ductal  bicarbonate  secretion.
             Hospital  of  Fejér  County,  Székesfehérvár,  Hungary;  6.   Loss  of  CFTR  function can  trigger acute pancreatitis  (AP)
             Devision  of  Translational  Medicine,  First  Department  of   and  can  also  exacerbate  disease  severity.  However,  it  is
             Medicine,  Medical  School,  University  of  Pécs,  Pécs,   unclear how AP affects ductal transporters.
             Hungary;  7.  Peterfy  Hospital,  Budapest,  Hungary;  8.   Aims: To investigate the expression and activities of CFTR
             Department   of   Internal   Medicine,   Division   of   and SLC26A6 during AP and the effect of CFTR corrector
             Gastroenterology,  University  of  Debrecen,  Debrecen,   VX-661 on the severity of AP.
             Hungary; 9. Pándy Kálmán Hospital of Békés County, Gyula,   Methods:   FVB/n   mice   were   administered   6-10
             Hungary;  10.  Department  of  Transplantation  and  Liver   intraperitoneal injections of 50μg/kg caerulein to induce AP.
             Surgery,  Helsinki  University  Hospital  and  University  of   Animals were sacrificed 0-72h after the first injection. A group
             Helsinki,  Helsinki,  Finland;  11.  General  Surgery,  Consorci   of mice were pre-treated with 5 daily intraperitoneal injections
             Sanitari del Garrof, Sant Pere de Ribes, Spain; 12. Croatia,   of 2mg/kg VX-661. AP severity was evaluated by laboratory
             Rijeka,  Clinical  Hospital  Center  Rijeka,  Croatia;  13.   and histological parameters. CFTR mRNA expression was
             Department  of  Radiology,  Medical  School,  University  of   measured by RT-qPCR. CFTR, SLC26A6 and cytokeratin-19
             Pécs,  Pécs,  Hungary;  14.  Department  of  Laboratory   protein   expressions   were   identified   by
             Medicine,  Medical  School,  University  of  Pécs,  Pécs,   immunohistochemistry.  Apical  bicarbonate  secretion  was
             Hungary;  15.  Department  of  Surgery,  Medical  School,   examined   by   intracellular   pH   measurement   on
             University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary; 16. First Department of   microdissected interlobular ducts.
             Medicine,  Medical  School,  University  of  Pécs,  Pécs,   Results: AP was the most severe between 12-24h. CFTR
             Hungary;  17.  Heim  Pál  National  Institute  of  Pediatrics,   mRNA  expression  was  significantly  increased  at  24-48h.
             Budapest, Hungary                                Staining morphology of CFTR protein was disturbed between
                                                              6-24h  and  started  to  recover  from  48h.  Intracellular  pH
             Introduction: Pain is the most common symptom in acute   measurements revealed decreased bicarbonate secretion at
             pancreatitis (AP), and is part of the diagnostic criteria.    12h  compared  to  the  control.  Pre-treatment  with  VX-661
             Aims: Since its clinical characteristics in AP have not been   significantly  reduced  the  extent  of  pancreatic  necrosis,
             detailed  in  the  literature,  we  aimed  to  characterize  acute   oedema, and vacuolisation.
             abdominal pain in AP.                            Conclusion:  Caerulein-treatment  markedly  increased  AP
             Methods: The Hungarian Pancreatic Study Group (HPSG)   severity and pancreatic CFTR mRNA expression, disturbed
             has prospectively collected multicenter clinical data of 1435   the morphology of CFTR staining and decreased bicarbonate
             adult  AP  patients  between  2012  and  2017.  The  pain  was   secretion  (ie.  activity  of  transporters)  at  early  time  points.
             characterized by (i) its intensity (Visual Analog Scale; 0–10),   Importantly, treatment with ductal CFTR corrector decreased
             (ii)  duration  prior  to  admission  (hours),  (iii)  localization  (9   AP severity.
             regions  of  the  abdomen),  and  (iv)  type  (sharp,  dull,   Acknowledgements: NKFIH, GINOP and EFOP.
             cramping).  Associations  between  the  pain  categories  and
             outcome parameters were investigated             40.  WHEN  THE  SOLUTION  IS  IN  THE  HAND  OF
             Results: 97.3% of patients (n=1394) had pain on admission.   SURGEON
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             It  was  mostly  severe  (VAS  7–10:  70%,  n=511),  cramping   Gaál A. , Tóth D. , Rokszin T. , Szólics A. , Fülöp F. , Varga
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             (61%, n=705), and epigastric (48%, n=687). Severe pain was   M.
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             associated  with  a  more  severe  disease  course  (p<0.05);   1.  2nd  Department  of  Gastroenterology,  Békés  Country
             however, it was not associated with a higher rate of mortality   Central  Hospital,  Békéscsaba,;  2.  Division  of  Surgery,
             (p=0.826).  Sharp  pain  was  associated  with  AP  severity   Teaching  Hospital  of  Country  Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén,
             (OR=2.481 95% CI: 1.550-3.969), mortality (OR=2.263, 95%   Miskolc,;  3.  Division  of  Vascular  Surgery,  Békés  Country
             CI: 1.199–4.059), systemic complications (OR=2.263, 95%   Central  Hospital,  Gyula,;  4.  Division  of  Radiology,  Békés
             CI:  1.550–3.970) and new-onset diabetes (2.7% vs. 9.3%;   Country Central Hospital, Gyula,
             p<0.001). Longstanding pain (>72 h) on admission was not
             associated with worse outcomes; however, it was associated   Background: Median arcuate ligament syndrome (MALS) is
             with milder (p<0.001) and rather dull pain (p<0.05), localized   a rare condition in which the median arcuate ligament of the
             in the right abdomen (p<0.005).                  diaphragm causes a respiratory-dependent compression of
             Conclusion: The severity and sharpness of pain as patients   the celiac trunk and leads to chronic postprandial abdominal
             reported data on admission are strongly associated with the   angina,  recurrent  nausea,  vomitus  and  weight  loss.
             severity of AP, therefore, these patients should receive more   Incidence  of  MALS  is  2/100.000  with  a  female
             attention by healthcare professionals.           predominance.
             39. THE CFTR CORRECTOR VX-661 AS A THERAPEUTIC   Case  report: We started  the  further  examination of  a  68-
             OPTION IN EXPERIMENTAL ACUTE PANCREATITIS        years old smoking woman who presented with thoracic and
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