Prevalence of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in patients with chronic pancreatitis without follow-up. PANCR-EVOL Study

Valenciano, Carlos Marra-López; Concejo, F. Bolado; Serrano, Emilio; Bocos, Judith Millastre; Martínez-Moneo, Emma; Rodríguez, Esperanza Pérez; Gonzalez, M. Francisco; Pozo-García, Andrés Del; Martín, Anaiansi Hernández; Barba, Elena Labrador; Peña, M.L. Orera; de–Madaria, Enrique

doi:10.1016/j.gastre.2017.08.005

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“…However, clinical symptoms of PEI are not obvious until the late stage of the disease. The incidence of PEI has been reported to be 36% at the diagnosis of CP, which increases to approximately 60% five years later, and nearly 100% at the late stage of the disease …”

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“…The incidence of PEI has been reported to be 36% at the diagnosis of CP, which increases to approximately 60% five years later, and nearly 100% at the late stage of the disease. 3,4 During recovery from AP, pancreatic exocrine function is at a low level, causing PEI in some patients. PEI is commonly seen in alcoholic AP, 5 severe acute pancreatitis (SAP), and AP with pseudocysts.…”

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