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- CHRONIC PANCREATITIS IS PROGRESSIVE AND PAINFUL
- HISTORY OF THE PROCEDURE
- PRIMARY INDICATION: INTRACTABLE PAIN
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- CONTRAINDICATIONS
- WHEN TO CONSIDER REFERRAL FOR THIS PROCEDURE
- REMOVING THE PANCREAS, RETURNING THE ISLET CELLS
- CONTROLLING GLUCOSE DURING AND AFTER THE PROCEDURE
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- OFF-SITE ISLET CELL ISOLATION
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