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Pancreatic duct/calculus
One of my friends is suffering from pancreatic calculus (8MM in size) for which he had consulted few of the doctors but did not yet get the proper suggestions on recovery. Few doctors have told him that neither operation can be done nor tablets are available for recovery. He gets Abs pain once in a week. PFA scan copy.
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
therapeutic endoscopic retrograde choledochopancreatography have permitted improved access to the pancreatic duct, which makes the development of new techniques of stone fragmentation and fragment removal a much more successful nonsurgical intervention.
chronic calcifying pancreatitis is an ongoing disease that does not have a simple treatment or cure, and frequently represents a process of remissions and relapses requiring interventions and problem solving....
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