Chronic pancreatitis in north-east Italy: a clinical and pathological study.
Italo Vantini, Walter Piubello, Giorgio Cavallini, A Enderle, L. Benini, L A SCURO
Abstract
Italo Vantini, Walter Piubello, Giorgio Cavallini, A Enderle, L. Benini, L A SCURO
Abstract
The clinical and pathological features of 132 patients of North-Eastern Italy with proven chronic pancreatitis (presence of radiological pancreatic calcification and/or surgical and histological data) have been studied. The disease appeared to be associated with chronic and regular alcoholic habits in most cases. Histo-pathological examinations showed calcifying pancreatitis also in patients without radiological pancreatic calcification. Chronic pancreatitis in North-Eastern Italy seems to be similar to that described in France, except for a high frequency of associated gallstones.
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The clinical and pathological features of 132 patients of North-Eastern Italy with proven chronic pancreatitis (presence of radiological pancreatic calcification and/or surgical and histological data) have been studied. The disease appeared to be associated with chronic and regular alcoholic habits in most cases. Histo-pathological examinations showed calcifying pancreatitis also in patients without radiological pancreatic calcification. Chronic pancreatitis in North-Eastern Italy seems to be similar to that described in France, except for a high frequency of associated gallstones.
Key concepts: Pancreatitis, Pathological, Gallstones, Medicine, Calcification, Radiological weapon, Gastroenterology, Acute pancreatitis