Pancreatic duct dilatation is a common disease.

Pancreatic duct dilatation may cause acute pancreatitis, cholecystitis, pancreatic tumor and other hazards.

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Pancreatic duct dilatation in patients with acute pancreatitis can lead to pancreatic juice stasis, which cannot be discharged normally. The pancreatic juice will stimulate pancreatic tissue for a long time, which can cause acute pancreatitis and endanger health.

2. Cholecystitis A

large amount of pancreatic juice stasis can also affect bile excretion, and increase the risk of gallbladder infection pathogens, thus causing cholecystitis and affecting normal digestive function.

3. Pancreatic tumor

If pancreatic duct dilatation cannot be relieved for a long time, it can lead to abnormal proliferation of local tissues and form tumors.