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A follow-up investigation of 20 patients, surgically treated for acute haemorrhagic necrotising pancreatitis, was performed in an average of 2 3/4 years after the operation. Twelve patients showed manifest diabetes mellitus, four further cases had a suspicious oral glucose tolerance test. Only one patient was insulin dependent. A secretin-pancreozymin test performed in 15 patients showed a dissociated or global pancreatic insufficiency in 13 cases. The extent of the endocrine and exocrine functional disturbance did not correlate with the extent of surgery. Postoperative functional defects were readily improved therapeutically in most cases. Only in patients who continued to consume alcohol were there digestive disturbances. The results indicate that the functional state of the remaining pancreas does not only depend on the extent of surgery but also on the extent of already existing or persisting toxic inflammatory damage and on the regenerative capacity of the remaining parenchyma.
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
January 1981,
Acta chirurgica Belgica,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
July 1980,
La Nouvelle presse medicale,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
February 1986,
Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
April 1982,
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H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
January 1978,
Unfallheilkunde,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
April 1977,
Wiener klinische Wochenschrift,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
January 1977,
Zentralblatt fur Chirurgie,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
June 1977,
Unfallheilkunde,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
December 1978,
Laryngologie, Rhinologie, Otologie,
H H Dormeyer, and
M Neher, and
H Schönborn, and
H Röhrich
January 1976,
Przeglad lekarski,
