Retrospective analysis shows surgical treatment led to higher mortality in severe acute pancreatitis cases, suggesting need for personalized care.
Key Points
Surgical treatment resulted in a postoperative mortality rate of 31.25%, indicating the risks involved.
A total of 35 patients with severe acute pancreatitis were included in this retrospective analysis, highlighting significant outcomes from both treatment types.
Conservative therapy enabled 82.86% of patients to be discharged for further outpatient care, linking it to better recovery rates.
A personalized approach using combined treatment methods may reduce postoperative complications in severe acute pancreatitis cases.