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             early stage. However, parameters indicative of early CP are   and  pseudocyst  group  (4802.48/mm   vs  3865.87/mm   vs
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             still unknown.                                   3192.27/mm ;  p=0.022  and  p=0.004,  respectively).  No
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             Aims: We aim to find measurable biomarkers and clinical   correlation was found between the intracystic CEA levels and
             signs  of  this  early  phase  through  the  GOULASH-PLUS   the analyzed cystic gray values.
             follow-up study.                                 Conclusion:  The  computer-aided  diagnosis  decision  is
             Methods:  GOULASH-PLUS  is  a  longitudinal  study  of  AP   being used increasingly due to the rapid development of the
             with a 6-year follow-up of patients with a well documented   information  technology.  The  EUS  image  analysis  process
             episode of AP. Imaging, physical and laboratory testing is   may have a potential to be a diagnostic tool for the evaluation
             performed  annually.  To  detect  endocrine  function,  blood   and differentiation of pancreatic cystic lesions.
             glucose, HbA1C were measured, and oral glucose tolerance
             test  (OGTT)  was  performed;  exocrine  parameters  were   76.   ENDOSCOPIC   STEP-UP   APPROACH   OF
             measured by a stool elastase test. Chi-square test and Fisher   SYMPTOMATIC   PANCREATIC   NECROTIC
             exact test were used for statistical analysis.   COLLECTIONS  –  A  NEED  FOR  FINE-TUNING  OF  THE
             Results: Of the first 133 patients, 57 (43%)were women, 76   GUIDELINES
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             (57%)were  men,  and  the  average  age  was  55.  27  (20%)   Keczer B. , Miheller P. , Horváth M. , Marjai T. , Harsányi
             patients had moderate AP, 6 (5%) had severe AP, and 15   L. , Szücs Á. , Szijártó A. , Hritz I.
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             (14%)  had  RAP  in  the  first  year.  13  (16%)  patients  were   1.  Center  for  Therapeutic  Endoscopy,  1st  Department  of
             diagnosed with severe exocrine pancreas insufficiency, 17   Surgery, Semmelweis University
             (15%)  were  diagnosed  with  diabetes  and  23  (20%)  with
             impaired  glucose  tolerance  (IGT).  Exocrine  abnormalities   Introduction:  Step-up  approach  is  recommended  in  the
             were present in 70% of patients with RAP, compared with   management of pancreatic necrosis. Application of a lumen-
             only 18% in the group without RAP (p <0.001). There was no   apposing metal stent (LAMS) with cautery-enhanced delivery
             difference in endocrine function between RAP and non-RAP   system (Hot Axios, Boston Scientific Corporation) facilitates
             groups. Based on OGTT, hyperinsulinemia was detected in   the  transmural  endoscopic  ultrasound  (EUS)-guided
             IGT and diabetic groups, and endocrine disruption (IGT, DM)   drainage  of  symptomatic  pancreatic  necrotic  collections
             was not associated with AP severity.             (PNCs). Subsequent debridement of necrotic material can be
             Conclusion:  One  year  after  AP,  exocrine  and  endocrine   performed  in  a  form  of  irrigation  by  a  naso-cavital  drain
             insufficiency can be measured in the majority of patients. In   and/or direct endoscopic necrosectomy (DEN). Whether to
             RAP,  exocrine  abnormalities  appear  earlier,  while  the   apply irrigation or DEN is unclear. Furthermore, when and
             endocrine function is not affected. The development of IGT   scheduled or “on-demand” DEN should be carried out is also
             and DM is independent of the severity of AP.     unknown. Timing of removal of LAMS is also in evolution.
                                                              Aims: Our aim was to fine-tune the recommendations in a
             75. DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN PANCREATIC CYSTIC    form  of  a  local  protocol  to  improve  the  safety  and  clinical
             LESIONS  USING  IMAGE  PROCESSING  SOFTWARE      efficacy of the step-up approach.
             (FIJI)    BY       ANALYZING       ENDOSCOPIC    Methods: 11 patients with symptomatic PNC who underwent
             ULTRASONOGRAPHIC (EUS) IMAGES                    EUS-guided drainage with LAMS followed by debridement
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             Keczer B. , Miheller P. , Horváth M. , Marjai T. , Harsányi   were  assessed.  First  group  of  patients  (n=8)  after  LAMS
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             L. , Szücs Á. , Szijártó A. , Hritz I.           placement  were  treated  routinely  only  with  irrigation  drain
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             1. 1st Department of Surgery, Semmelweis University   and  released;  DEN  was  performed  only  if  septic
                                                              complications  occurred.  In  second group  of patients  (n=3)
             Aims:  EUS  is  the  most  accurate  imaging  modality  for   irrigation   and   subsequent   scheduled   DEN   was
             evaluation  of  different  types  of  pancreatic  cystic  lesions;   accomplished. Clinical outcome was evaluated.
             however,  distinguishing  between  malignant  and  benign   Results: In the first group in 5 patients PNC resolved with no
             lesions remains challenging. Our aim was to analyze EUS   need for DEN and the LAMS was removed after 6 weeks. In
             images  of  pancreatic  cystic  lesions  using  an  image   3 patients after discharge septic complications occurred and
             processing software (FIJI).                      required  readmission  and  DEN  for  debridement.  In  the
             Methods:  We  specified  echogenicity  of  the  lesions  by   second group in all 3 patients PNCs resolved without septic
             measuring the gray value of pixels inside the selected areas.   complications and LAMS were removed within 5 weeks.
             Besides the entire lesion, its cystic and solid parts were also   Conclusion: Fine-tuning of the guidelines improves safety
             separately selected for assessment. Following the software   and clinical efficacy of the step-up approach.
             analyzing process images were divided into groups (serous
             cystic neoplasm /SCN/, non-SCN and pseudocyst) according   77. GRANULOCYTE AND MONOCYTE APHERESIS IS AN
             to  the  cytology  results  of  the  lesions.  Intraductal  papillary   EXCELLENT CHOICE AS AN ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY TO
             mucinous  neoplasms  (IPMNs)  and  mucinous  cystic   INDUCE  AND  MAINTAIN  REMISSION  IN  ULCERATIVE
             neoplasms (MCNs) were classified as non-SCN category.    COLITIS:   A   META-ANALYSIS   OF   RANDOMIZED
             Results: EUS images of 33 patients (21 females, 12 males;   CONTROLLED TRIALS
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             mean age of 60.9±10.1 and 66.3±11.6 years, respectively)   Kiss S. 1,2,3 , Németh D. , Hegyi P. 2,3,4 , Földi M. 1,2,3 , Szakács
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             were assessed. Overall 73 images were processed by the   Z. , Erőss B. , Tinusz B. , Sarlós P. , Alizadeh H. , Hegyi
             software:  36  in  non-SCN,  13  in  SCN  and  24  in  the   P.
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             pseudocyst group. The mean gray value of the entire lesion   1. Doctoral School of Clinical Medicine, University of Szeged;
             in non-SCN group was significantly higher than in SCN group   2.  First  Department  of  Internal  Medicine,  University  of
             (31.7  vs  25.5;  p=0.022).  The  area  ratio  (area  of  cystic   Szeged; 3. Institute for Translational Medicine, University of
             part/entire lesion) in non-SCN, SCN and pseudocyst group   Pécs Medical School; 4. Division of Translational Medicine,
             was 42%, 55% and 70%, respectively; significantly lower in   First  Department  of  Medicine,  University  of  Pécs  Medical
             non-SCN  group  than  in  SCN  and  pseudocyst  group   School; 5. Division of Gastroenterology, First Department of
             (p=0.0058 and p<0.0005, respectively). The lesion density   Medicine,  University  of  Pécs  Medical  School;  6.  First
             (sum  of  the  gray  values/area  of  the  lesion)  was  also   Department of Medicine, University of Pécs Medical School;
             significantly higher in non-SCN group compared to the SCN-
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