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Percutaneous Drainage Versus Antibiotic Therapy for Acute Diverticulitis With Abscess.
the management of diverticular abscesses is guided by consensus-based recommendations from the WSES guidelines, the American College of Physicians, and the American Gastroenterological Association, all of which acknowledge the predominance of anecdotal and observational evidence and the urgent need for randomized controlled trials to inform clinical practice.The PANDA trial (Percutaneous drainage versus Antibiotic therapy for acute Diverticulitis with Abscess. Randomized controlled trial) is designed to address this evidence gap by directly comparing percutaneous drainage plus antibiotics versus antibiotics alone in patients with acute diverticulitis and large abscesses (WSES stage 2A). By employing strict inclusion criteria, standardized interventions, and predefined outcome measures, this study aims to clarify the relative efficacy, safety, and long-term impact of the two strategies, thereby guiding future clinical decision-making and informing guideline recommendations. However, before we can proceed with the launch of the PANDA trial, we need to start a pilot study that will allow us to understand both the methodological and practical feasibility of starting this pilot study. Primary objective The PANDA trial pilot study want to evaluate the local feasibility of the individual centers under study. Specifically, the primary objective will be to assess a minimum adherence rate of 70% for each participating center out of all patients with acute diverticulitis WSES 2A being evaluated. Adherence refers to the ability to enroll patients, randomize them, and perform clinical follow-up. Secondary objectives The Panda trial pilot study want to compare the efficacy of antibiotic therapy alone versus percutaneous drainage plus antibiotic therapy in achieving complete clinical resolution at 30 days in patients with acute diverticulitis classified as WSES stage 2A, presenting with a pericolic or distant abscess ≥4 cm and \< 8 cm in size. In addition the PANDA trial pilot
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