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Jong Jin Hyun, Richard A. Kozarek
The review discusses the long-term outcomes of the EPISOD trial, emphasizing that neither endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography–manometry nor endoscopic sphincterotomy are suitable for SOD type III. It also explores pain management strategies, including the use of neuromodulating agents like duloxetine and acupuncture. Additionally, the document addresses the role of botulinum toxin injection in reducing complications after distal pancreatectomy and the controversies surrounding the management of idiopathic acute relapsing pancreatitis in relation to SOD.
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