Significance on systemic inflammatory response syndrome and changes of serum cytokines in early stage of acute pancreatitis
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Summary
The prognosis of AP is highly related to the morbidity of SIRS and the severity of SIS, and Cytokines are involved in the pathological progression of acute pancreatitis and are important factors of tissue injury.
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- 2002-01-01
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Acute pancreatitis, Systemic inflammatory response syndrome, Medicine, Pancreatitis, Internal medicine
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