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. 1984 Oct;25(10):1107–1112. doi: 10.1136/gut.25.10.1107

Pancreatography in chronic pancreatitis: international definitions.

A T Axon, M Classen, P B Cotton, M Cremer, P C Freeny, W R Lees
PMCID: PMC1432537  PMID: 6479687

Abstract

Terminology in classification of pancreatograms was discussed at a recent international workshop on chronic pancreatitis. A new terminology based on morphological radiographic appearances and a new classification to describe the severity and localisation of pancreatogram changes were agreed. Pancreatograms in chronic pancreatitis are graded as normal or equivocal, or as showing mild, moderate, or marked changes, either diffuse or local. It is hoped that these definitions will help communication between centres, serve as a basis for prospective and comparative studies, and facilitate computerisation.

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