Pancreas - Revision history

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JArneal at 02:24, December 6, 2008

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JArneal at 02:23, December 6, 2008

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CSGuy at 20:53, November 17, 2008

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Melisande: wikify

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wikify

J00ni: reworking, sorry no citations as yet

2008-09-02T21:14:50Z

reworking, sorry no citations as yet

Ed Poor: links

2008-09-02T02:32:17Z

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CSGuy at 02:27, September 2, 2008

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Karajou: Reverted edits by JFrankham (Talk); changed back to last version by Aziraphale

2008-05-09T03:24:31Z

Reverted edits by JFrankham (Talk); changed back to last version by Aziraphale

JFrankham at 21:06, May 8, 2008

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	[[Pancreatitis]] is a relatively common disease of the pancreas, most commonly associated with disease of excess (such as [[gallstone]]s and [[alcoholism]]), and is an excruciatingly painful inflammation causing abdominal pain commonly described as being the worst pain imaginable by sufferers.		[[Pancreatitis]] is a relatively common disease of the pancreas, most commonly associated with disease of excess (such as [[gallstone]]s and [[alcoholism]]), and is an excruciatingly painful inflammation causing abdominal pain commonly described as being the worst pain imaginable by sufferers.

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 The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily [[organ]]s. It performs both [[endocrine]] and [[exocrine]] functions. Its endocrine function is primarily the secretion of the hormone [[insulin]], which helps regulate blood sugar.  Its exocrine function is the secretion of digestive enzymes into the [[duodenum]] whereby they break down food into their various component molecules.
-The pancreas is also one of the most important digestive organs, as it produces trypsin, an enzyme used to break down proteins before they enter the small intestine.
+The pancreas is also one of the most important digestive organs, as it produces [[trypsin]], an [[enzyme]] used to break down [[proteins]] before they enter the [[small intestine]].
 [[Diabetes]] mellitus is a common result of the failure of the endocrine pancreas, causing insufficient insulin to be secreted to adequately control blood glucose levels.  Failure of the exocrine pancreas can occur in early childhood, often as a consequence of [[cystic fibrosis]] as the secretory ducts fail to function correctly, leading to deficient secretion of digestive enzymes.

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	The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily [[organ]]s. It performs both [[endocrine]] and [[exocrine]] functions. Its endocrine function is primarily the secretion of the hormone [[insulin]], which helps regulate blood sugar. Its exocrine function is the secretion of digestive enzymes into the [[duodenum]] whereby they break down food into their various component molecules.		The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily [[organ]]s. It performs both [[endocrine]] and [[exocrine]] functions. Its endocrine function is primarily the secretion of the hormone [[insulin]], which helps regulate blood sugar. Its exocrine function is the secretion of digestive enzymes into the [[duodenum]] whereby they break down food into their various component molecules.
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		+	The pancreas is also one of the most important digestive organs, as it produces trypsin, an enzyme used to break down proteins before they enter the small intestine.

	[[Diabetes]] mellitus is a common result of the failure of the endocrine pancreas, causing insufficient insulin to be secreted to adequately control blood glucose levels. Failure of the exocrine pancreas can occur in early childhood, often as a consequence of [[cystic fibrosis]] as the secretory ducts fail to function correctly, leading to deficient secretion of digestive enzymes.		[[Diabetes]] mellitus is a common result of the failure of the endocrine pancreas, causing insufficient insulin to be secreted to adequately control blood glucose levels. Failure of the exocrine pancreas can occur in early childhood, often as a consequence of [[cystic fibrosis]] as the secretory ducts fail to function correctly, leading to deficient secretion of digestive enzymes.

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−	The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily ~~organs~~. It performs both [[endocrine]] and [[exocrine]] functions. Its endocrine function is primarily the secretion of the hormone [[insulin]], which helps regulate blood sugar. Its exocrine function is the secretion of digestive enzymes into the [[duodenum]] whereby they break down food into their various component molecules.	+	The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily [[organ]]s. It performs both [[endocrine]] and [[exocrine]] functions. Its endocrine function is primarily the secretion of the hormone [[insulin]], which helps regulate blood sugar. Its exocrine function is the secretion of digestive enzymes into the [[duodenum]] whereby they break down food into their various component molecules.

	[[Diabetes]] mellitus is a common result of the failure of the endocrine pancreas, causing insufficient insulin to be secreted to adequately control blood glucose levels. Failure of the exocrine pancreas can occur in early childhood, often as a consequence of [[cystic fibrosis]] as the secretory ducts fail to function correctly, leading to deficient secretion of digestive enzymes.		[[Diabetes]] mellitus is a common result of the failure of the endocrine pancreas, causing insufficient insulin to be secreted to adequately control blood glucose levels. Failure of the exocrine pancreas can occur in early childhood, often as a consequence of [[cystic fibrosis]] as the secretory ducts fail to function correctly, leading to deficient secretion of digestive enzymes.

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 [[Diabetes]] mellitus is a common result of the failure of the endocrine pancreas, causing insufficient insulin to be secreted to adequately control blood glucose levels.  Failure of the exocrine pancreas can occur in early childhood, often as a consequence of [[cystic fibrosis]] as the secretory ducts fail to function correctly, leading to deficient secretion of digestive enzymes.
-[[Pancreatitis]] is a relatively common disease of the pancreas, most commonly associated with disease of excess (such as gallstones and alcoholism), and is an excruciatingly painful inflammation causing abdominal pain commonly described as being the worst pain imaginable by sufferers.
+[[Pancreatitis]] is a relatively common disease of the pancreas, most commonly associated with disease of excess (such as [[gallstone]]s and [[alcoholism]]), and is an excruciatingly painful inflammation causing abdominal pain commonly described as being the worst pain imaginable by sufferers.
 [[category:Anatomy]]

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-The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily organs. The function of this organ is to secrete enzymes to help digest food and also secrete [[insulin]] which is a hormone reducing blood sugar.
+The '''pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily organs. It secretes [[enzyme]]s to help digest food and [[insulin]] which is a [[hormone]] reducing [[blood sugar]].
 [[Diabetes]] is caused by the failure of the pancreas to produce enough insulin.
 [[category:Anatomy]]

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 '''Pancreas''' is one of the internal bodily organs. The function of this organ is to secrete enzymes to help digest food and also secrete [[insulin]] which is a hormone reducing blood sugar.
-[[Diabetes]] is caused by the failure of pancreas to produce enough insulin. Pancreatic cancer is highly malignant
+[[Diabetes]] is caused by the failure of pancreas to produce enough insulin.
 [[category:Anatomy]]