Titlebook: Diagnostic Procedures in Pancreatic Disease; Peter Malfertheiner,Hans Ditschuneit Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Hermeneutics. Method and Methodology[1]. According to a pertinent review [1] on 40 patients dying of severe pancreatitis a premortem diagnosis could not be made in 43%. Furthermore, a prerequisite of adequate therapy, i. e., supportive treatment, intensive care measurements, or operation, is an accurate diagnosis and staging of the se

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Hermeneutische Polizeiforschung pancreatitis is associated with biliary tract disease and alcohol abuse, the precise mechanisms of induction and progression of pancreatic injury remain uncertain. There is clinical and experimental evidence that intrapancreatic activation of digestive enzymes, and the subsequent “autodigestion”, i

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Zur Handlungslogik polizeilichen Vernehmensent of a definite diagnosis requires the determination of pancreatic enzymes, in particular that of amylase and/or lipase. Other enzymes of the pancreas are liberated into the circulation as well, but only amylase and lipase can be measured in their active form with suitable methods within a relativ

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Dolmetschergestützte Ermittlungsarbeittic enzymes in the serum (see review in [1]). This brief overview deals with newly developed immunological techniques of pancreatic enzyme measurements in the blood which may have clinical relevance in the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis.

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