… or surgical procedures added to the pain management plan, … for more than six months before
primary surgical treatment is … ); these surgical procedures are followed by pancreaticocibal …

… or MRI are inconclusive or to plan therapeutic interventions. … , and complications such as
malnutrition, pancreatic exocrine … or more of the following criteria: main pancreatic duct 2–4 mm…

… before surgical treatment is performed. For years, the optimal … long term pain relief after
surgery (evidence regarding early … This threshold of 5 mm could be proposed as definition of a “…

… head, was first reported by Walther Kausch in the early 20th century, 1 before being introduced
… neoplasms and chronic pancreatitis. Following the improvement of surgical technique as …

… For best results, it is important to consider surgery before the … is less invasive and does not
preclude subsequent surgery, it … pancreatic duct is present) to clear the fragments, with a plan …

… when the following applies: the etiology of chronic pancreatitis … modalities offer in the
evaluation of chronic pancreatitis. … chronic pancreatitis, thereby allowing earlier diagnosis prior to …

… 4 weeks after onset of interstitial edematous pancreatitis, not … or chronic pancreatitis,
endoscopic or surgical interventions … occurred before the endoscopic intervention or VARD; major …

… In addition, placement of cSEMS is easier, dilatation prior to stent … often after surgery, in 75%
patients, than after endoscopic … to take care of them and offer them some form of treatment. …

… for and providing early management of complications. … may develop pancreatic calcifications
(and subsequent pancreatic … The proposed mechanism for using antioxidant therapy (…

… Before 2016, CP was defined using a traditional … In 1984, the “Cambridge definition” was
proposed as a clinically useful … pancreatic diseases, if the disease persists after therapeutic …