PPT-Exocrine Pancreas Physiology

Pancreatic Anatomy P ancreatic secretion Pancreatic enzymes Daniel S Kamin MD Boston Childrens Hospital DanielKaminchildrensharvardedu Content Reviewers     Sohail Z Husain MD. Pancreas PART 1 by Dr. Ali Adil ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Anatomy The name ‘pancreas’ is derived from the Greek ‘pan’ (all) and ‘kreas’ (flesh), the pancreas is situated in the retroperitoneum. It is divided into a head, which occupies 30% of the gland by mass, and a body and tail, which together constitute 70%. Dr. . Alaa. . Jamel. . Cabs, . mrcsi. , . mbchb. Pancreas. Types of gland . ; mixed why?. Site and . shape. ;its. elongated . retropertoneal. organ extending from the cap of dud. To the hilum of spleen. Objectives. Anatomy . /histology/embryology/Physiology . of the pancreas. • Definition and pathophysiology of acute . pancreatitis. • Clinical presentation. • Investigation and Diagnosis. •Complications. ACME. Devices Company. Outline. ACME Devices Company: Implantable Artificial Pancreas. CMS Gap Analysis.  . RWE Applications. ACME. Devices Company. Diabetes is prevalent and leads to heart disease, stroke and other serious disability. pankreas. MUDr. Miroslav Koblížek. Schedule. Congenital. . anomalies. Cystic. . fibrosis. Inflammation. Acute. . pancreatitis. Chronic. . pancreatitis. Tumors. Schedule. Congenital. . anomalies. Digestive System . Dr. Buthaina . Ibrahem. Al-. ezzi. Zahraa. Ahmed . . The accessory organs of the digestive system are located outside of the digestive tube. . Excretory glands . from the salivary glands open into the oral cavity. The . Has exocrine & endocrine functions. Parts . Capsule . Septa – lobules. Secretions:. Enzymes . Hormones . EXOCRINE PANCREAS. COMPOUND ACCINAR GLAND. Pear shaped accini. 5-8 pyramidal cells. Reticular fibers support accini. Janessa Pennington. 1. , Mariah Davis. 1. , Lindsey Haldiman. 2. , Alexey Glazyrin. 2. , Betty Herndon. 1. , . Devika. Kapuria. 1. , Agostino Molteni. 1. 1. UMKC School of Medicine, . 2. Truman Medical Center. szabo.arnold. @. med.semmelweis-univ.hu. Semmelweis . Universität. Anatomisches. , . Histologisches. . und . Embryologisches. . Institut. 12.03.2018. Aufgaben. der . Leber. Zentrales. . Organ. des . Exocrine Insufficiency (PEI) Mary Mahon, Specialist Surgical Dietitian, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust Overview • Pancreatic function • Exocrine function • Pancre Inflammation and necrosis. E. xocrine. insufficiency. Laboratory Detection. Pancreatitis . is . the destruction of pancreatic tissue by activated digestive enzymes. . The clinical spectrum of pancreatitis includes mild subclinical disease, severe necrotizing inflammation that can be life threatening, and. Dr Reshmy K.R. Professor. Dept. of Physiology. SKHMC. Duodenum and Pancreas. The Pancreas. The pancreas is both an endocrine gland and . exocrine gland.. An accessory organ, the pancreas is important to the digestive process because it produces a broad spectrum of enzymes . Digital Laboratory. It’s best to view this in . Slide Show . mode, especially for the quizzes.. This module will take approximately 10 minutes to complete (seriously, and it’s all review).. After completing this exercise, you should be able to:. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. Anatomy. The name ‘pancreas’ is derived from the Greek . ‘pan’ . (all) and. ‘kreas’ . (flesh), . the pancreas is situated in the retroperitoneum. It is divided into a head, which occupies 30% of the gland by mass, and a body and tail, which together constitute 70%..