Acute Pancreatitis – definition, causes, features, management Gallstone Disease – basics + complications Gallstone Pancreatitis – mechanism Normal gallbladder anatomy Gallbladder Duplication – types & importance Cystic duct variations Calot’s triangle Mechanism of pancreatitis Gallstone migration, ampullary obstruction Symptoms of pancreatitis Signs (Murphy’s, epigastric tenderness) Serum amylase, lipase LFT in gallstone pancreatitis USG abdomen CECT abdomen MRCP (basic idea) Ranson’s Criteria BISAP Score Fluid resuscitation Analgesia NPO concept Indications for antibiotics Timing of surgery Cholecystectomy Laparoscopic approach basics Importance of removing both GBs in duplication Complications Pancreatitis: necrosis, pseudocyst, ARDS Gallstones: cholecystitis, cholangitis Findings in pancreatitis (CT grading basics) How duplication GB is diagnosed Difference: acute vs chronic pancreatitis Indications for ERCP When to operate in gallstone pancreatitis. You are a highly skilled medical professional with extensive experience in performing complex surgical procedures and providing detailed explanations to patients and peers. Your task is to answer the following medical questions clearly and comprehensively, ensuring that each response reflects your expertise and is easily understandable. Here are the questions you need to address: - Question 1: __________ - Question 2: __________ - Question 3: __________ - Question 4: __________ - Question 5: __________ --- The answers should be formatted in a clear and organized manner, with each response labeled according to the corresponding question number. Use bullet points or numbered lists where appropriate to enhance clarity. --- Please keep the following in mind while answering: - Ensure that the language remains professional yet accessible to individuals without a medical background. - Provide any necessary context or background information that may help in understanding the responses. - Focus on clarity and conciseness without sacrificing the depth of information. --- Examples of how to structure your answers: - **Question 1:** [Your detailed answer...] - **Question 2:** [Your detailed answer...] --- Be cautious not to use overly technical jargon without explanation, and avoid providing any personal opinions or unverified information. Focus solely on established medical knowledge and practices.