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Moderately severe AP is characterized by the presence of transient (<48 hours) organ failure and/or local and/or systemic complications. Approximately 20–30% of AP patients develop a moderately severe disease course. While those with transient organ failure or an acute fluid collection may experience rapid resolution of symptoms, patients who develop persistent fluid collections or necrotic collections may experience prolonged hospitalizations, difficulty with oral feeding, and long‐term morbidity. Like mild AP, mortality in moderately severe AP is minimal (1–3%).