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Results: Maximum BC was reached by 10-min in 59 patients (13.2%); 15-min: 207 patients (46.3%); 20 min: 340 patients (76.1%); 25-min: 384 patients (85.9%); 30-min: 421 patients (94.1%). Peak SFR was reached by 10-min in 92 patients (20.6%); 15min: 177 patients (39.6%); 20-min: 240 patients (53.7%); 25-min: 284 patients (63.5%); 30-min: 323 patients (72.3%). Final diagnosis (normal vs. CP) for both SFR and BC was determined by 20-min (i.e. in CP pts, either the SFR or BC was low (SFR <3ml/min, BC <105mEq/L) and remained low throughout collection, or normal (>3ml/min and >105mEq/L) within the first 20-min. Further collection did not change the diagnosis.

Role of Endoscopic Retrograde CholangioPancreatography (ERCP) and Intraductal Secretin Test (IDST) in the Diagnosis of Chronic Pancreatitis (CP)