Triad of sclerosing cholangitis, chronic pancreatitis, and Sjo ̈gren's syndrome: Case report and review

Immunoglobulin G4 associated cholangitis: Description of an emerging clinical entity based on review of the literature

“…In 1963, two cases of PSC with pancreatic involvement1 seen at the Mayo Clinic were reported in the New England Journal of Medicine ; these might have been the first two cases of IASC reported. A total of 54 articles with cases of suspected IgG4 associated cholangitis were included in the final analysis 1–54. From 1963–July 2006 a total of 215 cases of IAC have been reported 1–54.…”

Autoimmune pancreatitis: A review

“…A male predilection of 1.7:1-2:1 has been reported in three surgical series [12][13][14] . Considering its postulated autoimmune pathogenesis, it has been associated with Sjogren's syndrome [15,16] , rheumatoid arthritis [14] , primary sclerosing cholangitis [16,17] , retroperitoneal fibrosis [18] and inflammatory bowel disease [19] . Although the prevalence of a concurrent autoimmune diagnosis has been reported in various series, they are likely underestimates as some diagnoses of autoimmune pancreatitis may precede the diagnosis of the concurrent autoimmune condition [9,10,20] .…”

Pancréatite auto-immune

“…Elle peut être due à une simple compression de la voie biliaire principale par une atteinte céphalique. Plus fréquemment, elle est due à une atteinte spécifique et inflammatoire de la voie biliaire principale et/ou des voies biliaires intra-hépatiques [8,[41][42][43][44][45][46]. Elle se traduit par une sténose de la partie distale de celle-ci avec ou sans rétrodilatation en amont (figures 9 à 11).…”