Mollentze W F, Pansegrouw D F, Steyn A F
Department of Internal Medicine, University of the Orange Free State, Bloemfontein.
S Afr Med J. 1990 Sep 1;78(5):235-6.
The prevalence of chronic calcific pancreatitis (CCP) was determined in 25 successive patients with both diabetes mellitus and newly diagnosed pulmonary tuberculosis. Twenty patients (80%) were alcoholics and all were black. Of these, 9 (45%) had CCP. In only 3 of these 9 patients was the history compatible with the condition diagnosed. Clinical steatorrhoea was absent in the patients with CCP. Pulmonary tuberculosis was extensive with major involvement of three or more lung zones in 36% of patients. Mainly basal involvement of the lungs was present in 8% of patients.
对连续25例患有糖尿病且新诊断为肺结核的患者进行了慢性钙化性胰腺炎（CCP）患病率的测定。20例患者（80%）为酗酒者，均为黑人。其中，9例（45%）患有CCP。这9例患者中只有3例的病史与所诊断的疾病相符。CCP患者无临床脂肪泻。36%的患者肺结核广泛，三个或更多肺区受累。8%的患者肺部主要为基底段受累。
