Converse of object

• associate: Colter DL, Allen RJ: Pancreatitis associated with valproic acid therapy for epilepsy.

• cause: Evans RJ, Miranda RN, Jordan J, et al: Fatal acute pancreatitis caused by valproic acid.

• develop: About 1 in every 100,000 people in the UK develops chronic pancreatitis every year.

• have: Mrs Valerie Wright " I have chronic pancreatitis - I cannot eat any Dairy food without causing pain.

• include: Examples include chronic pancreatitis, reduced or lack of fertility, and CF.

• diagnose: Both amylase and lipase are sometimes ordered together to diagnose acute pancreatitis.

Adjective modifier

• acid-induced: Methods The charts of 11 children followed in the epilepsy clinic with valproic acid-induced pancreatitis were retrospectively reviewed.

• valproic: Methods The charts of 11 children followed in the epilepsy clinic with valproic acid-induced pancreatitis were retrospectively reviewed.

• acute: My mom took acute pancreatitis on 13 October 2005 - she is 59.

• chronic: The major problem with chronic pancreatitis is pain control.

• hereditary: For hereditary pancreatitis the risk increases linearly from the age of 40 to a level of approximately 9 % at 70 years.

• recurrent: A: Treatment of patients with chronic or recurrent acute pancreatitis.

Modifies a noun

• result: Acute pancreatitis results in severe inflammation of the gland and patients may be seriously unwell.

Preposition: during

• pregnancy: If the attack of pancreatitis during pregnancy is mild, recovery begins soon after delivery ( Chen et al, 1995 ).

Noun used with modifier

• gallstone: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography and sphincterotomy may be necessary in the case of gallstone pancreatitis, even in the acute phase of the illness.

Preposition: in

• child: Allen RJ, Colter DL: Valproic acid induced pancreatitis in children.

• pregnancy: We present a case of concurrent PHPT and pancreatitis in pregnancy and review 13 cases reported in the English and Japanese literature.