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1. Patient personal details Insurance number:.. Name:. Date of birth:... Gender: female / male Race: Asian-Indian / White / Black / N/A Admission date:.. Last day of treatment:. Date of interview: Institute: Doctor code Blood sample code: Date of blood sampling: 2. Details from the medical history Alcohol consumption: frequency: N/A / occasionally/monthly/weekly/daily amount (per occasion): for how many years:. Total alcohol consumption in the last 2 weeks:.. If not: Did you drink alcohol earlier? yes/no/ N/A frequency: N/A / occasionally/monthly/weekly/daily amount (g/occasion): for how many years? How long ago did you stop drinking alcohol?... Guide for estimation of the amount: 1 dl beer (4.5 vol. %) = ~3.5 g alcohol 1 dl wine (12.5 vol. %) = ~10 g alcohol 1 dl hard drink (50 vol. %) = ~40 g alcohol Smoking: if yes: amount (cigarettes/day): for how many years? if not: Did you smoke earlier? yes/no/ N/A if yes: amount (cigarettes/day): for how many years? How long ago did you stop smoking?. Drug abuse: Prescribed medication should not be included here. if yes: type of drug:. amount:. for how many years: Diabetes mellitus: if yes: type: N/A / Type I. / Type II./Type III. c / MODY since when (year): Lipid metabolism disorder: if yes: since when (year):.. 1

Any disease of the pancreas: Not counting the current episode. if yes: type: acute pancreatitis / chronic pancreatitis / autoimmune pancreatitis / tumor / other if other: If the patient had ACUTE PANCREATITIS in the history: How many times did the patient have acute episodes before this episode: When did the patient have the first acute episode (year):.. If the patient has CHRONIC/AUTOIMMUNE PANCREATITIS: When was it diagnosed?... When did the patient have the first acute episode (year):. How many times did the patient have acute episodes?.. If the patient has PANCREATIC CANCER:: When was it diagnosed?... Was the patient diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis? / N/A If yes, when was it diagnosed? (year).. How many times did the patient have acute episodes?.. When did the patient have the first acute episode? (year). Other information: Pancreas disorders in family history: / N/A acute pancreatitis: if yes: relationship to patient*:. chronic pancreatitis if yes: relationship to patient*:. autoimmune pancreatitis: if yes: relationship to patient*:. pancreas tumor: if yes: relationship to patient*:.. other (please describe):.relationship to patient*: *mother / father / maternal grandfather / maternal grandmother / paternal grandmother / paternal grandfather / sister / brother / daughter / son / other:.. Congenital Anatomical Malformation of the pancreas: / N/A please describe: Known diseases: if yes: please list/describe them: Medications taken regularly: Please specify the name of the active substance (e.g. acetylsalicylic acid ). Please specify the amount using the International System of Units SI (e.g. milligram, gram) if yes: details 2

Diet: if yes: please describe:.. Any other details in the medical history:.. 3

3. Etiology The answer is yes if the etiological factor is proved, the answer is no if the etiological factor can be ruled out, the answer is no data if the etiological factor was not examined. Please answer yes to Idiopathic if etiological factor was not identified. Biliary yes no N/A Alcohol yes no N/A Hypertrigliceridaemia yes no N/A Post-ERCP yes no N/A Virus infection yes no N/A Trauma yes no N/A Drug-induced yes no N/A Congenital anatomical malformation yes no N/A Cystic fibrosis yes no N/A Gluten-sensitive enteropathy yes no N/A Genetic yes no has not been tested yet Idiopathic yes no Other yes no if other: please describe: 4. Complains, symptoms Abdominal pain: since when (hours):... type: N/A / cramping / dull / sharp intensity (1-10):.. location: diffuse / localised Please mark the location! radiation:.. Nausea: Vomiting: if yes: how many times:. contents of cast: unknown / watery / containing food residue / bloody / containg bile Subfebrility/fever: if yes: Since when:. Temperature (axiliar): ⁰C Temperature (ractal):.. ⁰C Appetite: Weight loss: good / retained / bad How long did it take? (weeks): How much (kg):. Stool: normal / diarrhea / constipation / fatty / putrid / undigested food / bloody / mucus Please refer to the period just before your symptoms has started. 4

5. Admission details and state Blood pressure: / Hgmm Heart rate: /minute Body weight: kg Body height: cm Respiratory rate:. / min Body temperature (axiliar): C Body temperature (rectal): C Oxygen saturation: % Previous O2 therapy: / N/A Abdominal tenderness: / N/A Abdominal guarding: / N/A Jaundice: / N/A Glasgow Coma Scale. Glasgow Coma Scale: Eye response 4 points: Spontaneous eye opening 3 points: Eye opening in response any speech 2 points: Opening to response to pain 1 point: No eye opening Verbal Response 5 points: Orientated 4 points: Confused conversation 3 points: Inappropriate speech 2 points: Incomprehensible speech 1 point: No verbal response. Motor Response 6 points: Obeying command 5 points: Localizing response to pain 4 points: Withdraws to pain 3 points: Decorticate posture 2 points: Decerebrate posture 1 point: No response to pain 6. Laboratory parameters on admission Amylase increased more than 3x Lipase increased more that 3x / N/A / N/A Amylase (U/l) Lipase (U/l) White blood cell (WBC) count (G/l) Red blood cell (RBC) count (T/l) Hemoglobin (g/l) Conversion: mmol/l Hematocrit (%) Thrombocyte (G/l) 5

Glucose (mmol/l) Conversion: mg/dl Blood urea nitrogen (mmol/l) Conversion: mg/dl Creatinine (umol/l) Conversion: mg/dl egfr C-reactive protein (mg/l) ASAT/GOT (U/l) Lactate dehydrogenase LDH (U/l) Calcium (mmol/l) Only arterial blood gas parameters should be registered. Please indicate the measuring condition of blood gas parameters: Measuring condition of blood gas parameters: N/A / room air / 100% O 2 Previous O 2 therapy: / no data Sodium (mmol/l) Potassium (mmol/l) Total protein (g/l) Albumin (g/l) Cholesterol (mmol/l) Conversion: mg/dl Triglyceride (mmol/l) Conversion: mg/dl ALAT/GPT (U/l) Gamma GT (U/l) Total bilirubin (umol/l) Conversion: mg/dl Direct/Conjugated bilirubin (umol/l) Conversion: mg/dl Alkaline phosphatase (U/l) Erythrocyte sedimentation rate(esr)/westergren (mm/h) Procalcitonin (ng/) IgA (g/l) IgM (g/l) IgG (g/l) IgG4 (g/l) CA 19-9 (U/) PaO 2 (Hgmm) HCO 3 (mmol/l) so 2 (%) sweat chloride (mmol/l) urine amylase uirne lipase urine creatinine Virus serology: Which viruses?.... results: 6

7. Imaging examinations on admission Does the patient have pleural fluid? / N/A Does the patient have lung infiltrate? / N/A Does the patient have abnormal pancreatic structure? / N/A type: hypoechoic / hyperechoic / peripancreatic fluid / irregular and blurred contours / Wirsung dilatation (above 1mm) / ascites / calcification / cyst / inhomogeneous structure / fatty tissue infiltration / edematous pancreas / enlarged pancreas Abdominal ultrasonography: Description: Abdominal X-ray: Description: Chest X-ray: Description: Chest Computed Tomography: Description: Abdominal Computed Tomography: Description: MRCP: Description: EUS: Description: 7

8. Interventions first day ERCP: if yes: Successful bile duct cannulation: / N/A if yes: description: Precut: / N/A if yes: type: N/A / needle-knife / precut papillotomy EST: / N/A if yes: type: N/A / biliary / pancreas Stone extraction: / N/A Stent: / N/A material: N/A / metal / plastic amount:.pcs diameter: Fr length:...cm Filling od the pancreatic duct: / N/A description: ERCP description: Necrosectomy: / N/A type: N/A / percutan / endoscopic / surgical laparotomy / minimally invasive surgery Description:.. Drainage: / N/A Description:.. Lavage: Other: / N/A Description:.. / N/A Description:.. 9.a Intravenious fluid in the first 24 hours Intravenious fluid in the first 24 hours: To be counted from the first moment until the end of the first 24 hours of medical treatment including ANY KIND of intravenous fluid (e.g. i.v. antibiotics) given by the ambulance, emergency unit and inpatient department. 8

9.b Immediate therapy on the day of admission The therapy questions refer to the day of admission from here. Intravenous fluid type of fluid amount Parenteral feeding: formula amount Enteral feeding: type: naso-gastric / naso-jejunal formula amount dilution Oral feeding: Pain management: / N/A Description: details 9

Antibiotic therapy: details 10

Insulin: dosage Name of the medication:.. Dosage (00:00 23:00) Intensive care: if yes: type: ventilation / vasopressor therapy / kidney treatment / other Notes: Other: please describe:... 10. Hystology / N/A Description:.. 11. Genetic testing Has it been performed earlier? please describe:.. Genes N/A Pos Neg Results PRSS1 SPINK1 CTRC CFTR CPA1. 12. Complications Please register pancreatic complication of fluid collection / pseudocyst / necrosis only if you had imaging proof on the day of admission, otherwise, please mark no data. Pancreatic: / N/A if yes: type: fluid collections / pseudocyst / necrosis / diabetes / other Affecting other organs: lung /heart / kidney /other 11

Death: the exact time of death:.. (e.g. 10.25 or 22.45) 13. Epicrisis A short summary of the hospitalization (how the patient got to medical care, diagnosis, most important facts and events of the hospitalization, what happened with the patient after the hospitalization, any recommended control examinations, surgery). Description.............................. 14. Final report Don t forget to add the final report on the ecrf! 15. Severity of pancreatitis Severity: mild / moderately severe / severe Mild acute pancreatitis - No organ failure - No local or systemic complications Moderately severe acute pancreatitis - Organ failure that resolves within 48 h (transient organ failure) and/or - Local or systemic complications without persistent organ failure Severe acute pancreatitis - Persistent organ failure (>48 h) - Single organ failure - Multiple organ failure Banks PA, Bollen TL, Dervenis C, et al: Classification of acute pancreatitis-2012: revision of the Atlanta classification and definitions by international consensus. Gut 2013; 62: 102-111. doi: 10.1136/gutjnl-2012-302779 Consent form is filled I declare that the patient received the necessary information and signed the consent form. Notes.. 12