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ACUTE PANCREATITIS: MECHANISMS AND THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES
Qian Hu, Yue Hu, Chunlu Tan, Yue Yang, Hang Su, Zixing Huang, Wenfu Tang, Rui Wang, Jingping Liu, Meihua Wan
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Acute pancreatitis is a complex inflammatory condition characterized by sudden onset and rapid progression, with severe cases often associated with high mortality. The global incidence of acute pancreatitis has been increasing, placing a considerable burden on healthcare systems and affecting patients' well-being. This review discusses the multilevel pathophysiological mechanisms involved in acute pancreatitis and addresses both early-phase management and strategies for later disease stages, including adjunctive therapies rooted in traditional Chinese medicine.
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