DIFFICULT PATIENT IN THE PRACTICE OF A DOCTOR GULLO SYNDROME
Omarova Kh.; Saylanova D.; Kuandyk M.;
DIFFICULT PATIENT IN THE PRACTICE OF A DOCTOR GULLO SYNDROME
The article presents a clinical case, in patients in biochemical tests an increase in serum pancreatic enzymes was observed in the absence of symptoms of pancreatic disease.
Gullo syndrome, asymptomatic pancreatic hyperfermentemia, pancreas, amylase, chronic pancreatitis.
Gullo syndrome, asymptomatic pancreatic hyperfermentemia, pancreas, amylase, chronic pancreatitis.
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