The use of therapeutic anticoagulation to treat Splanchnic Venous Thrombosis (SpVT) associated with acute pancreatitis
This survey is to understand the current approaches to the diagnosis, management and follow up of patients suffering from a new onset Splanchnic Venous Thrombosis (SpVT) in association with ACUTE pancreatitis in your practice. Your contribution will enrich this understanding. This is a surgery before designing a Clinical Trial and you will be invited to take part in that when centre recruitment starts.
Glossary:
- SpVT: Splanchnic Venous Thrombosis
- Acute pancreatitis: Not Chronic pancreatitis
- Prophylactic Anticoagulation: Can be mechanical or chemical. The question will specify
- Therapeutic Anticoagulation: therapeutic dose of chemical anticoagulation as recommended by manufacturer
If any question: please email: mohamed.bekheit@nhs.scot 
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Your answers will only be used to inform a trial design. Your answers (as individual) will not be shared with others. Only anonymous summary of the results of this survey will be used for external communication.
 
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How would you classify your Hospital? *
In what capacity do you practice in this Hospital? *
Do you have a dedicated pancreatitis MDT with HPB radiology input?
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Have you or any of your team members looked after patients with SpVT* associated with acute pancreatitis in the past 5-years? *
* SpVT: Splanchnic venous thrombosis or thrombosis in the mesenteric and/or portal venous plexus.
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