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Relationship Between Increases in Pancreatic Enzymes and Cerebral Events in Children After Traumatic Brain Injury
Neurocritical Care , 08/17/09

Toledo JSD et al. – Increases in PE, often used as the only measures of pancreatitis in children with other severe injuries, are common in children after severe TBI and delayed presentation appears related to intracranial events. This suggests a possible interaction between the brain and the gastrointestinal system, implying that disturbances in cerebral hemodynamics may lead to pancreatic dysfunction.

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