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Summary: Pancreatitis Research Study. The North American Pancreatitis Study 2

(NAPS2).

Dr. Burton, of Saint Louis University, is taking part in the conducting of

a national, multicenter research study funded by the National Institutes of

Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) on the genetic and

environmental factors that may lead to recurrent acute or chronic pancreatitis.

The study includes patients of all ages, gender and ethnicity, and will include

1000 patients with pancreatitis and about 2000 patients without pancreatitis in

this study. Up to 100 patients (for up to 3 years) will be enrolled at Saint

Louis University.

Eligible subjects must:

a.. Have had acute pancreatitis (more than one attack)

b.. Have chronic pancreatitis,

c.. Be married to a participant,

d.. Be a close relative (father, mother, brother, sister, or cousin) of a

participant, or

e.. Be of the same age, and ethnicity as a participant (over age 18 years),

AND

f.. Be able to give informed consent to the study

Participants will fill out a short questionnaire, be interviewed by a physician

and/or trained staff member, and provide 15cc (three teaspoons) of blood. The

participants may also be contacted at home or other location to review the

questionnaire and to obtain follow-up information. The time necessary to

complete the study is usually less than 30 minutes.

Each participant will be compensated upon completion and verification of the

questionnaire and donation of a blood sample for research testing.

Contact:

NAPS2 Study Coordinator

Saint Louis University

SoLUtions

Salus Center, 2nd Floor

3545 Lafayette Avenue

St. Louis, MO 63104-1314

Telephone:

I hope this finds you and yours well

Mark E. Armstrong

casca@...

www.top5plus5.com

PAI NW Rep

ICQ #59196115

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