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CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

CHRONIC PANCREATITIS. Smachylo I.V. PLAN of the lecture. CHRONIC PANCREATITIS 1. Etiology and Pathomorphology 2. Classification 3. Clinical picture 4. Diagnosis 5. Differential diagnosis 6. Treatment. Causes of chronic pancreatitis. Tests of exocrine pancreatic f unction.

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CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

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  1. CHRONIC PANCREATITIS Smachylo I.V.

  2. PLAN of the lecture CHRONIC PANCREATITIS 1. Etiology and Pathomorphology 2. Classification 3. Clinical picture 4. Diagnosis 5. Differential diagnosis 6. Treatment

  3. Causes of chronic pancreatitis

  4. Tests of exocrine pancreatic function

  5. Plain X-ray of abdomen showing calcific pancreatitis

  6. Ultrasound investigation. Normal pancreas

  7. а) calcificates in the head of pancreas; б) Virsungov’s duct; в) pseudocyst of pancreas; г) increase of the head of pancreas; д) spleen vein Ultrasound investigation.Chronic pancreatitis

  8. Ultrasound investigation. Chronic calcified pancreatitis а) virsungolithiasis б) dilated Virsungov’s duct.

  9. CT scan with central pseudocyst

  10. ERCP of chronic pancreatitis with distortion of the pancreatic duct

  11. An endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography image demonstrating massive pancreatic duct dilatation in a patient with bigduct chronic pancreatitis.

  12. An endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography image demonstrating minimal pancreatic duct abnormalities in a patient with painful small-duct chronic pancreatitis.

  13. An endoscopic ultrasound image demonstrating a dilated pancreatic duct (markers) in a patient with advanced chronic pancreatitis

  14. CHRONIC PANCREATITISSUMMARY

  15. Thank you for attention!

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