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Prevalence chronic pancreatitis

30/100,000

Annual incidence chronic pancreatitis

3.5-10/100 000

Radiates to mid-back, scapula, increases 30mins post-prandial, eased by sitting forwards

Abdominal pain characteristics in chronic pancreatitis

Abdominal pain, large duct chronic pancreatitis

Ductal hypertension

Abdominal pain, small duct pancreatitis

Neural injury

Reflects injury atrophy and loss of exocrine tissue due to inflammation and fibrosis of gland

Explains steatorrhoea and azotorrhoea in chronic pancreatitis

Proportion of chronic pancreatitis sufferers with associated vitamin D deficiency

53%

Independent, dose-dependent risk factor for chronic pancreatitis. Inhibits exocrine secretion of HCO3- and fluids

Smoking

Mutations in serine protease 1 PRSS1, serine protease inhibitor SPINK1, cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator CFTR

Genetic factors in pathogenesis of chronic pancreatitis

Paracetamol, ibuprofen, tramadol, somatostatin analogue

Analgesics in chronic pancreatitis

Pancreatin and omeprazole

Pancreatic enzymes and PPI to prevent denaturing them, prevents malabsorptive states

Fibrosis, atrophy, ductal stenosis, ductules filled with thickened secretions or calculi, ductal stones

Macroscopic pathological features of pancreatitis

Loss of acini, dilatation of ductules, fibrosis, lymphocyte infiltration CD4+ CD8+ cells

Microscopic pathological features of pancreatitis

Dilate dmain pancreatic duct, secondary to obstruction due to calculi

Large duct disease, chronic pancreatitis

Atrophic acini, calcifications without focal ductal abnormality or dilatation

Small duct disease chronic pancreatitis

Poor delivery digestive enzymes to duodenum, decreasing HCO3- with resulting gastric acid activating enzymes and bile acids, gastric dysmotility and mechanical obstruction from fibrosis in head of pancreas

Pancreatic insufficiency