For a scientist creating a medical scaffold to surgically implant around the body of the pancreas, which areas of the pancreas would generate highest pressure which would cause deformation on the pancreas in the long run? Explain the hydrostatic pressure experienced within the pancreas that will generate a force on the inside of the scaffold and the hydrostatic pressure exerted on the scaffold from the surrounding blood vessels (explain which blood vessels will create a force around the pancreas)

For a scientist creating a medical scaffold to surgically implant around the body of the pancreas, which areas of the pancreas would generate highest pressure which would cause deformation on the pancreas in the long run? Explain the hydrostatic pressure experienced within the pancreas that will generate a force on the inside of the scaffold and the hydrostatic pressure exerted on the scaffold from the surrounding blood vessels (explain which blood vessels will create a force around the pancreas)

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