Pancreatic exocrine insufficiency, diabetes mellitus and serum nutritional markers after acute pancreatitis

Table 1 Characteristics of patients with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency

Gender	Age (yr)	Etiology	No. of attacks	Severity of AP	FE (μg/g)	T3cDM
Male	30	Alcohol	1	Moderately Severe	7	No
Male	63	Alcohol	1	Moderately Severe	101	No
Male	59	Gallstone	1	Severe	19	Yes
Female	63	Gallstone	1	Severe	63	No
Male	52	Alcohol	1	Mild	46	No
Male	43	Alcohol	2	Moderately Severe	134	No
Male	66	Gallstone	2	Mild	5	Yes
Female	53	Alcohol	1	Mild	4	No
Male	47	Alcohol	2	Mild	156	No
Male	58	Unknown	8	Mild	176	Yes
Male	63	Alcohol	9	Mild	9	No
Male	59	Alcohol	2	Mild	37	No
Female	73	Gallstone	1	Mild	137	No
Male	64	Alcohol	1	Severe	151	Yes
Male	83	Gallstone	1	Mild	191	Yes
Male	63	Alcohol	2	Mild	163	No
Female	52	Drug-induced	1	Mild	94	No
Male	63	Unknown	1	Severe	89	No
Male	40	Alcohol	1	Severe	119	No
Male	53	Alcohol	1	Severe	198	Yes
Male	57	Alcohol	1	Severe	117	No

AP: Acute pancreatitis; FE: Fecal elastase-1; T3cDM: Type 3 diabetes mellitus.