pancreatic necrosis
Pancreatic necrosis refers to the death or decay of pancreatic tissue, typically resulting from inflammation or acute pancreatitis. It occurs when the cells in the pancreas are damaged to the extent that they can no longer function or survive, leading to a potentially severe and life-threatening condition.
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