Acute pancreatitis and Chronic pancreatitis

Acute pancreatitis is an acute response to injury of the pancreas. Chronic pancreatitis can result in permanent damage to the structure and endocrine and exocrine functions of the pancreas. In the United States, about 200,000 hospital admissions annually are due to acute pancreatitis, and this number has been increasing

1. PANCREATITIS Pembimbing : dr.singgih pudjo w, sp.pk

2. OUTLINE PANCREATIC ENZYMES USED AS MARKERS OF ACTIVE PANCREATIC DISEASE

3. PANCREAS

4. PANCREAS

5. PANCREAS

6. PANCREAS

7. ENDOCRINE PANCREAS

8. COMPOSITION OF EXOCRINE SECRETION

9. REGULATOR OF THE EXOCRINE PANCREAS

10. PANCREATITIS

11. ACUTE PANCREATITIS

12. ETIOLOGIC FACTORS ACUTE PANCREATITIS

13. ACUTE PANCREATITIS

14. PATHOGENESIS OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS

15. SYMPTOM & SIGN ACUTE PANCREATITIS

16. SYMPTOM & SIGN ACUTE PANCREATITIS

17. INVESTIGATIONS & DIAGNOSIS ACUTE PANCREATITIS

18. CONT

19. PROGNOSIS OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS

20. CONT

21. CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

22. CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

23. PATHOGENESIS CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

24. DIAGNOSIS CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

25. DIAGNOSIS CHRONIC PANCREATITIS

26. PANCREATIC ENZYMES USED AS MARKERS OF ACTIVE PANCREATIC DISEASE ( AMYLASE & LIPASE )

27. AMYLASE Principle Reference : 25-120 U/L

28. LIPASE

29. LIPASE Principle Reference : 13-60 U/L

30. TERIMA KASIH