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The invasion of pancreatic cells by parasites and the resulting pathology.
Parasitic infections are an uncommon but well-documented cause of acute pancreatitis, with helminths—particularly Ascaris lumbricoides—and several trematodes and cestodes most frequently implicated in...
Multiple lines of evidence—case reports, animal experiments, seroepidemiology and mechanistic papers—have linked parasites, most prominently Toxoplasma gondii, to pancreatic pathology or altered diabe...
Direct, convincing clinical evidence that human pancreatic disease— or —is caused by infection with is not present in the provided literature; instead the sources offer experimental hints and mechanis...
Diabetes is associated with altered infection risk: multiple systematic reviews and meta-analyses report higher pooled prevalence or odds of intestinal parasitic infections in people with diabetes com...