Study Overview: This study looks at how taking out part or all of the pancreas (a gland that helps with digestion and blood sugar control) affects health, especially blood sugar levels, in people without diabetes. It involves adults having pancreatic surgery at a hospital in Rome, Italy. Researchers want to see if these people develop diabetes afterward and how this risk varies with different types of surgery.

• This study is observational, meaning researchers will watch and collect information without changing any treatments.
• Participants will be adults having pancreatic surgery but don't have diabetes beforehand.
• Doctors will use routine medical data, blood sugar tests, and surgery samples to understand changes over time.

Eligibility: To join, you must be 18 or older, without diabetes, and having certain types of pancreatic surgery. You need to agree to share your medical information for the study.

Key Considerations: Participation means regular check-ups and sharing medical data for up to 12 months. There might be risks of developing diabetes after surgery. Participants won't get extra treatment just for the study.