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| Ectopic pancreatic tissue |
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| Most common pancreatic anomaly |
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| Condition in which the second part of the duodenum is surrounded by a ring of pancreatic tissue continuous with the head of the pancreas |
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- Hereditery
- Acini cells usually atrophy and become replaced with fibrous tissue. results in diabetes due to loss of pancreatic secretions
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| Result from anomalous development of the pancreatic ducts; simple cyst appearance |
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| Inflammation of the acini cells causing increased secretions and blocked ducts, which results in pancreatic enzymes being released into surrounding pancreatic tissue |
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| Most common cause of acute pancreatitis |
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| Second most common cause of acute pancreatitis |
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| Main symptom is severe pain after a large meal or an alcoholic binge |
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| increases mor rapidly the plateaus |
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| increases within 72 hours and remain elevated for a longer period of time |
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| Most common cause of acute pancreatitis in children is what? |
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- rapid progression of acute pancreatitis with rupture of pancreatic vessels and subsequent hemorrhage
- causes focal areas of fat necroses in and around the pancreas which leads th rupture of the vessels and this?
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- progressive destruction of the pancreas by repeated flare-ups of acute pancreatitis
- More common in males
- related the hypercalcemia and hyperlipidemia
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- May be a complication of pancreatitis or post operative procedure
- associated with neighboring infection such ar peptic ulcer, appendicitis, or acute cholecystitis
- high mortality rate if left untreated
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| Most common cystic lesion of pancreas |
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| Most often a complication of pancreatitis |
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- a collection of fluid that arises from the loculation of inflammatory processes, necrosis, or hemorrhage
- always acquired, not congenital
- develops when pancreatic enzymes escape from the gland and break down tissue
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| most common complication of a pseudocyst, pt present with sudden shock and peritonitis? |
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| autosomal dominant polycystic disease |
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| extrarenal cysts most often seen in liver, however may spread to pancreas |
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True cysts most commonly form
where first? |
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- Exocrine lesion
- fatal tumor that involves the exocrine portion of the pancreas
- most frequently in the head of pancreas, which causes obstruction of the CBD, jaundice, and hydrops of the GB
- death occurs around 8 months
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most comon primary neoplasm of
the pancreas |
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- functioning and non functioning
- endocrine neoplasms
- Nonfunctioning comprise 1/3 of these with 92% malignant
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- most common functioning islet cell tumor
- hypervascular
- 10% become malignant
- most common in tail
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| Second most common islet cell tumor; more are malignant |
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- Malignant neoplasm
- rises from the lymphoid tissue
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