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Parasites that infect the intestines and may be associated with diabetes
Parasitic infections of the pancreas are real but rare: a variety of helminths and protozoa have been documented invading pancreatic tissue or blocking pancreatic ducts and, in isolated cases, causing...
Parasitic infections involving the pancreas are medically real but extremely uncommon; most evidence shows are more prevalent among people with diabetes, while true pancreatic infestations—by agents s...
Documented is rare but well described in case reports and small series: most commonly migrating into the biliary–pancreatic ducts and causing acute pancreatitis, but also echinococcal (hydatid) cysts,...