Demcsák, AlexandraAlexandraDemcsákSoós, AlexandraAlexandraSoósKincses, LillaLillaKincsesCapunge, InesInesCapungeMinkov, GeorgiGeorgiMinkovKovacheva-Slavova, MilaMilaKovacheva-SlavovaNakov, RadislavRadislavNakovWu, DongDongWuHuang, WeiWeiHuangXia, QingQingXiaDeng, LihuiLihuiDengHollenbach, MarcusMarcusHollenbachSchneider, AlexanderAlexanderSchneiderHirth, MichaelMichaelHirthIoannidis, OrestisOrestisIoannidisVincze, ÁronÁronVinczeBajor, JuditJuditBajorSarlós, PatríciaPatríciaSarlósCzakó, LászlóLászlóCzakóIllés, DóraDóraIllésIzbéki, FerencFerencIzbékiGajdán, LászlóLászlóGajdánPapp, MáriaMáriaPappHamvas, JózsefJózsefHamvasVarga, MártaMártaVargaKanizsai, PéterPéterKanizsaiBóna, ErnőErnőBónaMikó, AlexandraAlexandraMikóVáncsa, SzilárdSzilárdVáncsaJuhász, Márk FélixMárk FélixJuhászOcskay, KlementinaKlementinaOcskayDarvasi, ErikaErikaDarvasiMiklós, EmőkeEmőkeMiklósErőss, BálintBálintErőssSzentesi, AndreaAndreaSzentesiPárniczky, AndreaAndreaPárniczkyCasadei, RiccardoRiccardoCasadeiRicci, ClaudioClaudioRicciIngaldi, CarloCarloIngaldiMastrangelo, LauraLauraMastrangeloJovine, ElioElioJovineCennamo, VincenzoVincenzoCennamoMarino, Marco VMarco VMarinoBarauskas, GiedriusGiedriusBarauskasIgnatavicius, PovilasPovilasIgnataviciusPelaez-Luna, MarioMarioPelaez-LunaRios, Andrea SorianoAndrea SorianoRiosTurcan, SvetlanaSvetlanaTurcanTcaciuc, EugenEugenTcaciucMałecka-Panas, EwaEwaMałecka-PanasZatorski, HubertHubertZatorskiNunes, VitorVitorNunesGomes, AntonioAntonioGomesGonçalves, Tiago CúrdiaTiago CúrdiaGonçalvesFreitas, MartaMartaFreitasConstantino, JúlioJúlioConstantinoSá, MileneMileneSáPereira, JorgeJorgePereiraMateescu, BogdanBogdanMateescuConstantinescu, GabrielGabrielConstantinescuSandru, VasileVasileSandruNegoi, IonutIonutNegoiCiubotaru, CezarCezarCiubotaruNegoita, ValentinaValentinaNegoitaBunduc, StefaniaStefaniaBunducGheorghe, CristianCristianGheorgheBarbu, SorinSorinBarbuTantau, AlinaAlinaTantauTantau, MarcelMarcelTantauDumitru, EugenEugenDumitruSuceveanu, Andra IuliaAndra IuliaSuceveanuTocia, CristinaCristinaTociaGherbon, AdrianaAdrianaGherbonLitvin, AndreyAndreyLitvinShirinskaya, NataliaNataliaShirinskayaRabotyagova, YliyaYliyaRabotyagovaBezmarevic, MihailoMihailoBezmarevicHegyi, Péter JenőPéter JenőHegyiHan, JiminJiminHanRodriguez-Oballe, Juan ArmandoJuan ArmandoRodriguez-OballeSalas, Isabel MiguelIsabel MiguelSalasComas, Eva PijoanEva PijoanComasGarcia, Daniel de la IglesiaDaniel de la IglesiaGarciaCuadrado, Andrea JardiAndrea JardiCuadradoCastiñeira, Adriano QuirogaAdriano QuirogaCastiñeiraYU-TING CHANGMING-CHU CHANGKchaou, AliAliKchaouTlili, AhmedAhmedTliliKacar, SabiteSabiteKacarGökbulut, VolkanVolkanGökbulutDuman, DenizDenizDumanKani, Haluk TarikHaluk TarikKaniAltintas, EnginEnginAltintasChooklin, SergeSergeChooklinChuklin, SerhiiSerhiiChuklinGougol, AmirAmirGougolPapachristou, GeorgeGeorgePapachristouHegyi, PéterPéterHegyi2021-02-042021-02-042020-1014243903https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/548424Acid suppressing drugs (ASD) are generally used in acute pancreatitis (AP); however, large cohorts are not available to understand their efficiency and safety. Therefore, our aims were to evaluate the association between the administration of ASDs, the outcome of AP, the frequency of gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding and GI infection in patients with AP.Acid suppressing drug; Acute pancreatitis; Gastrointestinal bleeding; Gastrointestinal infection; Proton pump inhibitor[SDGs]SDG3histamine H2 receptor antagonist; proton pump inhibitor; proton pump inhibitor; acute pancreatitis; adult; Article; Clostridioides difficile; cohort analysis; controlled study; digital rectal examination; disease severity; feces culture; female; gastrointestinal hemorrhage; gastrointestinal infection; health survey; hospital discharge; human; major clinical study; male; mortality; mortality rate; outcome assessment; practice guideline; priority journal; retrospective study; statistically significant result; acute disease; aged; clinical trial; complication; feces; gastrointestinal hemorrhage; hospitalization; microbiology; middle aged; multicenter study; pancreatitis; pseudomembranous colitis; questionnaire; risk factor; treatment outcome; very elderly; Acute Disease; Adult; Aged; Aged, 80 and over; Clostridioides difficile; Cohort Studies; Enterocolitis, Pseudomembranous; Feces; Female; Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage; Hospitalization; Humans; Infections; Male; Middle Aged; Pancreatitis; Proton Pump Inhibitors; Retrospective Studies; Risk Factors; Surveys and Questionnaires; Treatment Outcomejournal article10.1016/j.pan.2020.08.009329484302-s2.0-85090928780WOS:000579864600011https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85090928780