S47 Identifying Predictors for the Evolution of Acute Pancreatitis Into Recurrent and Chronic Forms: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Endre Botond Gagyi(Semmelweis University), Bálint Erőss(Semmelweis University), Mahmoud Obeidat(Semmelweis University), Szilárd Váncsa(Semmelweis University), Edina Tari(Semmelweis University), Péter Hegyi(Semmelweis University)
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