Transcription of Asymptomatic Hyperamylasemia, Hyperlipasemia
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B-II. , Room B. Amylase, Lipase .. Asymptomatic Hyperamylasemia, Hyperlipasemia Seok Ho Dong, Hoe-Hoon Chung Department of Gastroenterology, Kyung Hee University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea .. , 1.. , 40~45% . 2.. , , , .. 1.. , , , , , , . 3.. 25% .. , 75% .. 4,5.. , .. , . Table1. Pathogenic Mechanisms and Possible Causes for Increased Serum Levels of Pancreatic Enzymes Release of Pancreatic Enzymes into the Blood Renal Clearance Mild duct obstruction Acinar cells damage Renal diseases Macroamylasemia Biliary causes Biliary lithiasis Sphincter of Oddi Drugs Inflammatory Celiac disease dysfunction (SOD) Alcohol Neoplastic Crohn's disease Periampullar tumours Virus (hepatitis) Ulcerative colitis Anatomic anomalies Vascular Autoimmune disease Choledochocele Surgery (rheumatoid artritis, systemic Pancreatic causes Autoimmunity Impaired renal function lupus erythematosus).
동석호․정회훈 증상없는 Amylase, Lipase 증가에 대한 대책 제47회 대한소화기내시경학회 세미나 105 Fig. 1. Possible diagnostic algorithm …
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