Fisiología de la secreción pancreática

@article{Sastre2005FisiologaDL,
  title={Fisiolog{\'i}a de la secreci{\'o}n pancre{\'a}tica},
  author={Juan Aguilera Sastre and Luis Sabater and Luis Aparisi},
  journal={Gastroenterolog{\'i}a y Hepatolog{\'i}a},
  year={2005},
  volume={28},
  pages={3-9}
}
El páncreas es una glándula mixta compuesta por 2 tipos de tejido, endocrino y exocrino, que se agrupan formando lóbulos macroscópicamente visibles y separados entre sí por septos de tejido conjuntivo que contienen vasos sanguíneos, linfáticos y nervios. En humanos, aproximadamente un 80-85% del volumen pancreático está compuesto por la porción principal de tejido que es de naturaleza exocrina, un 10-15% corresponde a la matriz extracelular y los vasos, mientras que la porción endocrina… Expand
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