Table 2.
Disease
|
Disease
|
Mechanism
|
Ref.
|
| Pancreatitis | Inflammation induced by fat deposition and adipokine secreted by adipose tissue promote the occurrence and development of pancreatitis | Sbeit and Khoury[58], 2021; Tirkes et al[64], 2019 |
| Pancreatic cancer | The inflammatory process of the pancreas in the context of fatty pancreas is an important inducible factor, and the different types of fatty infiltration of the pancreas also play a role in the different processes of tumor development | Frendi et al[9], 2024; Lilly et al[75],2023 |
| Exocrine dysfunction | Lipids have affected acinar cells or replaced lost acinar cells and necrotic apoptotic endocrine tissue | Tahtacı et al[77], 2018 |
| POPF | IPFD increases the softness of the pancreatic glands and raises the risk of POPF | Gaujoux et al[79], 2010; Dei et al[81], 2022 |
| Type 2 diabetes mellitus | IPFD leads to dysfunction of islet beta cells, affecting insulin secretion and exacerbating insulin resistance | Lu et al[83], 2019; Chin et al[84], 2021 |
| Metabolic syndrome | IPFD is associated with components of metabolic syndrome such as obesity, hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia, etc | Smits and van Geenen[82], 2011 |
| Cardiovascular disease | IPFD is associated with abnormal fat distribution and metabolic disorders throughout the body, which may affect the development of atherosclerosis | Kim et al[85], 2014 |
IPFD: Intrapancreatic fat deposition; POPF: Postoperative pancreatic fistula.