Pathology of Pancreatitis
Abstract
Pancreatitis, which refers to inflammation of the pancreas, is diagnosed as acute and chronic pancreatitis. Although acute pancreatitis is divided into acute interstitial p. and acute hemorrhagic p. in some publications, it is seen that no separate type called acute interstitial pancreatitis is mentioned in classical books on pancreatitis morphology. This type is more suitable for the early stages of acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis. If it does not continue with the acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis picture; it can be evaluated as a secondary pancreatic reaction in various diseases.
Keywords
inflammation of the pancreas, Acute pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis
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