Abstract

A case-control study was conducted to determine the number pancreatitis and non-pancreatitis cases in relation to elevated biochemical markers among patients admitted in gastroenterology unit at tertiary care hospital, Belagavi.” Aim of the study is to determine the number pancreatitis and non-pancreatitis cases in relation to elevated biochemical markers among patients with selected demographic variables, and to determine the association between case group and control group in relation to results of biochemical markers among patients. The researcher employed purposive sampling technique, and the numbers of subjects were 65, and tabulation has been done my descriptive and inferential statistics. Materials and Methods: In the current study researcher employed case-control study approach, and research methodology was quantitative with descriptive in nature, and the study variables included in the study Number pancreatitis and non-pancreatitis cases admitted in gastroenterology unit. Tertiary care hospital Belagavi. By implementing purposive sampling with 65 numbers of samples.

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