Infection complicating pancreatic or peripancreatic necrosis is the single most accepted criterion for surgical intervention in severe acute pancreatitis. A failure to improve after 72 h of high-quality intensive care should also stimulate clinicians to reappraise the claims for surgical therapy. It is wise to remove the gallbladder in all cases which come to surgery, whether stones are proven or otherwise.
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