pancreatitis
ਪੈਨਿਕਆਟਾਇਿਟਸ
definition
noun
Myocarditis, pancreatitis , and hepatitis have also been described occasionally in severe infections.
inflammation of the pancreas.
example
After admission, 132 patients were assumed to have acute gallstone 'pancreatitis' .
Interestingly, despite the common aetiology, concomitant cirrhosis and chronic 'pancreatitis' is rare.
The most common causes of 'pancreatitis' are gallstones and alcohol use.
Other effects include cardiomyopathy, peripheral neuropathy and 'pancreatitis' .
It was noted that one patient had osteoporosis and another had 'pancreatitis' .
Myocarditis, 'pancreatitis' , and hepatitis have also been described occasionally in severe infections.
Nausea and vomiting caused by hypermotility or paralytic ileus secondary to 'pancreatitis' often occurs.
Heart attacks, stroke, alcoholic hepatitis or 'pancreatitis' can cause fever.
The pathogenesis of chronic 'pancreatitis' is not yet understood.
The process is self limiting in most cases and pathologically correlates with oedematous interstitial 'pancreatitis' .
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