And finally, there is pancreatic diabetes, where due to removal
of part of the pancreas, a person can not produce much, if any, insulin.
Unlike the vast majority of pancreatic cancers (known as pancreatic adenocarcinomas) of the
ductal part of the pancreas, pNET is not always deadly.
The increased betatrophin gene activity didn't seem to cause cells to replicate in
other parts of the pancreas or in liver or fat tissue.
Christine's CT scan showed her cancer was confined to the
wide part of her pancreas and was pressing against the common bile duct, blocking the flow of bile and causing the jaundice that had yellowed her skin and eyes.
Physicians also don't know if these abnormalities are dangerous, so the patients end up in surgery having
part of their pancreas removed.
This means the immune system is attacking and destroying
the parts of the pancreas involved in insulin production and regulation.
Your vet may remove small nodules from the pancreas or
part of the pancreas, but the whole pancreas can not be removed.
The exocrine
part of the pancreas is responsible for the production and release of a set of enzymes needed to break down food into small subunits.
When
this part of the pancreas fails, the result is diabetes mellitus.
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, sometimes called pancreatic acinar atrophy (PAA), pancreatic hypoplasia, malabsorbtion, or malassimilation, is a potentially life - threatening autoimmune disease which attacks
the parts of the pancreas that produce digestive enzymes.
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency — sometimes called pancreatic acinar atrophy (PAA), pancreatic hypoplasia, malabsorbtion, or malassimilation — is an autoimmune disease which attacks
the parts of the pancreas that produce digestive enzymes.
They have worn out the insulin producing
part of the pancreas.