Evaluation of the effectiveness of surgical management in local purulent-septic complications of acute pancreatitis.

Objective: Introduction: In the past decades, mortality in acute pancreatitis ranges from 3% to 15 % and depends mainly on the severity of the diseases, which is characterized by the development of necrotic processes in the pancreas and systemic complications. Notwithstanding the numerous studies on severe forms of acute pancreatitis, no significant improvement of treatment outcomes of this category of patients is observed. The integrated diagnosis and treatment of this pathology, prognosis and prevention of purulentseptic complications are relevant to date.