introduction:"Antibiotics are crucial for treating bacterial infections in CF patients since the mucus serves as an optimal environment for pathogens. A huge variety of antibiotics can be inhaled, oral, or intravenous, depending on the severity and kind of the infection [12]. Commercially available medications include TOBI® and CAYSTON®. A major problem associated with the application of antibiotics is the fact that long-term use can lead to antibiotic resistance and potential side effects like kidney damage and hearing loss [12].",
{//da kommen jetzt folgende Organe: Pancreas, Intestines, Liver, Sexual glands, Lungs, Skeletal System, Skin, Nose, Brain/Mental Health , Bilder müssen noch angepasst werden
introduction:"Located behind the stomach in the back abdominal cavity [1]","Responsible for neutralizing stomach acid, production of hormones (like Insulin) and digestion enzymes [1]","Clogging caused by CF, so that products of the pancreatic gland can not be distributed [2]","pancreatic insufficiency due to CF can lead to malnutrition [3], digestive problems and abdominal pain [4], CF-associated diabetes [5]","Treatment options include nutritional therapy and supplementation of pancreatic enzymes [6]",
introduction:"located in the abdominal cavity and extends from the stomach to the anus","Responsible for nutrient absorption, water reabsorption, and waste elimination [7]","CF can cause blocking of the intestines, preventing the normal movement of food and absorption of nutrients [8]"," Intestinal blockage due to CF can lead to malabsorption of nutrients, and conditions like meconium ileus in newborns or distal intestinal obstruction syndrome (DIOS) in adults [8]","Treatment options include the use of laxatives, enzyme supplementation, feeding tubes, and in severe cases, surgical intervention or intestinal transplantation [8]",
introduction:"Located directly below the diaphragm near the pancreatic gland and stomach [9]","Responsible for detoxification, bile production for enhancement of digestion, protein synthesis for blood clotting and immune functions, nutrient processing and storage [9]","CF affects the normal secretion and function of bile- it becomes stickier [10]","Symptoms caused by CF include bruising, nose bleeds, Inflammation, more frequent chest infections, low body weight, liver cirrhosis, lethargy [10]","Treatment options include nutritional therapy, modulators, UDCA, liver transplantation [11]",
introduction:"Located in pelvic area [12]","Responsible for production of sperm (male)/ production of oocytes and as site for embryo development (female) [13]","CF causes thick mucus to block reproductive ducts (both), affects sperm transport (male) [14] and cervical mucus density (female) [15]","This can lead in CF context to reduced fertility or even infertility [14][15]",<><i> In vitro </i> fertilization can be an option for CF patients [16] </>,
