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Pancreatic Insufficiency in Infants: Insulin & Enzyme Replacement
A child born without a pancreas would require supplemental insulin as well as supplemental digestive enzymes. The pancreas produces insulin, which is necessary to regulate blood sugar levels, and it also produces digestive enzymes that help break down food in the small intestine. Without these enzymes, the child would be unable to digest and absorb nutrients properly.Pancreatic Cancer - Related Articles
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