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Hyperlipoproteinemia in mink was associated with progressive pancreatic lesions characterized by intralobular necrosis, lipid-filled macrophages, and mural arterial thickening.
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Hypothesis-generating for lipid-mediated pancreatic injury in hyperlipoproteinemia; leaves open translational relevance to other species.
Nordstoga et al. (2011) studied Hyperlipoproteinemia type I and pancreatitis. Hyperlipoproteinemia was evaluated on Pancreatic lesions. Hyperlipoproteinemia in mink was associated with progressive pancreatic lesions characterized by intralobular necrosis, lipid-filled macrophages, and mural arterial thickening.
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