Ever-increasing diversity of drug-induced pancreatitis

Table 3 Classes of medications implicated in drug-induced pancreatitis grouped according to the three-class system of classification

Class I	Class II	Class III
Aminosalicylates	Alkylating antineoplastics	Aminosalicylates
Anticonvulsants	Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors	Antacids
Antimetabolite antineoplastics	Anticonvulsants	Antiarrhythmics
Antimicrobials	Antimicrobials	Antibacterials
Hormone replacement therapies	Antitubercular agents	Anticholinesterases
Loop diuretics	Interferons	Anticonvulsants
Non-biologic immunosuppressives	Nonopioid analgesics	Antidepressants
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories	Reverse transcriptase inhibitors	Antifungals
Opiates	Somatostatin analogs	Antihypertensives
Reverse transcriptase inhibitors	Thiazides	Antimetabolite antineoplastics
Steroids		Antineoplastics
		Antiplatelets
		Antivirals
		Atypical antipsychotics
		Cholesterol lowering agents
		Cyclooxygenase II inhibitors
		Estrogens
		Immunomodulators
		Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories
		Parasympathetic agents
		Proton pump inhibitors
		Selective serotonin agonists
		Somatostatin analogs
		Steroids
		TNF-alpha inhibitors
		Vitamins