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ECRP or fully spoken as ‘Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio –Pancreatography is a diagnostic test in which the first portion of the small intestine (also called the Duodenum), and the papilla of Vater, the gallbladder and the pancreatic duct are examined.

In short, ECRP is a procedure that allows surgeons to examine your pancreatic and bile ducts by using a lighted bendable tube, which is also called the endoscope, with a thickness of a person’s index finger, placing it through the patient’s mouth and into their stomach and into your duodenum. This treatment is done for treating a patient’s problems of bile and pancreatic ducts.

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But, before going into the whys and hows of the treatment, let us first brief you about the organs concerned with this treatment. It is known by many people, that the pancreas is a 6 inch organ which is located in our upper abdomen behind the stomach, but not a lot many people know that the head of this organ is slightly attached to the duodenum through the pancreatic duct and extends its tail to the left side of our body with the tail facing upwards.

There are two primary functions of the pancreas –

It helps in producing enzymes (the proteins and biological catalysts of the human body), which help us in digesting the proteins, fats and carbohydrates we consume in our food, coming from the stomach before they get absorbed by the intestine.

Make Hormones The Second function of the pancreas is to make hormones such as insulin that controls the breakdown of the sugar levels in the body.

Causes/ problems in the Pancreas

A person may experience a pancreatic problem mainly when the pancreas starts to deteriorate, and thus failing in effectively performing its job. The most common problem associated with the pancreas is pancreatitis (the swelling of the pancreas). Now how does the Pancreas inflate?

When the pancreas becomes inflamed, it leads to the swelling of the nearest blood vessels to the pancreas, bleeding, and infection.

Pancreatitis Explained

The condition of pancreatitis is of two kinds – Acute and chronic Pancreatitis, both of which involve swelling and inflammation of the human pancreas. As the names suggest acute pancreatitis is the sudden inflammation of the organ and is signalled by upper abdominal pain.

Chronic pancreatitis, on the other hand, is the repetitive occurrence of acute pancreatitis. When the pancreatic attacks are persistent, they do not allow the pancreas to return to its original state, unlike in acute pancreatitis. Some of the important symptoms of this disease are Diarrhoea, Nausea and vomiting, Dehydration, Fever, faster heartbeats, skin discoloration around the belly button, Bleeding (due to anaemia), Liver problems (jaundice), Weight loss, Malnutrition, Inability to produce insulin, and Steatorrhea, where fatty stools give off a foul odour.

While this has a very dangerous and life threatening symptoms, if you are experiencing abdominal pains and feel that this is the case with you, then you need to URGENTLY take action and get an ERCP treatment wherever possible.

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