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Why IPCI Matters

Pancreatitis is lived with by patients and families, and worked on by clinicians and researchers who rarely sit in the same room. Tell us why you think this conclave matters — and read what others have written.

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What this page is for

To show the range of people a pancreatitis forum actually serves — not only specialists
To surface the questions delegates most want the scientific programme to address
To let the organising committee hear from patients and families directly

Selected messages may be read out during the opening session, with the author's permission.

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Messages Received

Messages will appear here as they are received and reviewed.

Be there in March

Registration and abstract submission are open for IPCI 2027.