Acute Pancréatite

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pancréatite acute is one consistent in one fast of . According to its gravity, it can have serious complications and a great mortality in spite of the treatment. When the moderate cases are standardized thanks to conservative measurements or with, the serious cases require a surgery (often more than one intervention) to dam up the evolution of the disease.

Synopsis 1 Epidemiology 2 Properties 3 Causes 4 Pathogenesis 4.1 Histopathology 5 考查 5.1 Amylase and lipase 5.2 CT abdomen 6 Indices of forecast 7 Classification according to gravity 8 Treatment 8.1 ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography) 8.2 Chirurgie 9 Complications 10 See too

Epidemiology

Properties

Causes

Pathogenesis

Histopathology

Examinations

Amylase and lipase

The pancréatites are diagnosed by an increase inamylasemy.

CT abdomen

Indices of forecast

Classification according to gravity

Treatment

ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography)

Surgery

Complications

See too

• Chronic Pancréatite

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Diseases of -

Halitose - - - - Achalasy - Cancer of the?sophage - Varix of the?sophage - Peptic ulcer - Abdominal pain - Cancer of the stomach - Functional dyspepsia

Diseases of - - - biliary tree

- - Stéatohépatite not-alcoholic - Primary biliary cirrhosis - Sclerosing primary Cholangite - Budd-Chiari Syndrome - Carcinome hépatocellulaire - (Acute Pancréatite and Chronic Pancréatite)- Cancer of the pancreas - - Cholécystite

Diseases of

congenital malformations - acquired anomalies - ignitions - tumours - Peptic ulcer - Intussusception - Malabsorption (for example c?liaque disease, , Malabsorption of the fructose, Disease of Whipple) -

Diseases of

congenital malformations - acquired anomalies - ignitions - tumours - - Diverticulite - Diverticulose - Irritable colon ( and ) - - Cancer colorectal - - Pseudo-membranous colitis