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[Structural state of the pancreas and coprogram parameters for assessment patients with chronic pancreatitis after
Abstract:
Reviewed by a structural condition of the pancreas by ultrasound and scores from the Marseille-Cambridge classification in patients with chronic biliary pancreatitis, including those who had a history of cholecystectomy. Found that after cholecystectomy gland size decreased slightly, but significantly fibrosis is increased. Chronic inflammation and fibrosis of the gland leads to inhibition of both acinar and ductal secretory function, leads to its external and internal secretion deficiency. In assessing coprogram found that most patients with CP present with signs of exocrine insufficiency, including steatorrhea and kreatorrhea that are most pronounced in patients with CP after open cholecystectomy.
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