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Enrique de-Madaria on Twitter: "A third of patients with acute pancreatitis (AP) will have PEI (steatorrhea) in long-term follow-up https://t.co/uYfaMkJXQS Risk factors for this complication are to have a severe AP, necrotizing
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Pathologists Lancet Kenya - You may not think much about the makeup of your stool. Most of it's water, and the rest is a combination of: • fiber • bacteria • mucus •
World Pancreatic Cancer Day - Did you know that these are some of the most common symptoms of #pancreaticcancer worldwide? 💜Abdominal Pain 💜Unexplained Weight Loss 💜Jaundice (yellowing of skin/eyes) 💜Lower Back Pain
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