Malignant degeneration of heterotopic pancreas
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2021, Human Pathology: Case ReportsUpper gastrointestinal tract heterotopic pancreas: Findings from CT and endoscopic imaging with histopathologic correlation
2011, Clinical ImagingCitation Excerpt :In short, clinical findings are due to either primary manifestations from pathologic changes [27,28] or secondary manifestations from obstruction or compression by the mass effect of the ectopic tissue [27,29]. The definitive diagnosis of HP is reached on histopathological examination [30,31]. Histopathologically, HP is not a diagnostic problem when pancreatic acini, ducts, islets of Langerhans and intervening connective tissue are present.
Bile duct dilatation associated with pancreatic heterotopia: A case report
2011, Archives de PediatriePancreatico-duodenectomy for complicated groove pancreatitis
2007, HPBCitation Excerpt :Patients with GP have duodenal stenosis with a clinical pattern similar to chronic pancreatitis (CP), although CP is often associated with the disease itself [2,5–7]. Clinical complications associated with GP are related to inflammatory changes affecting the duodenal wall, these include major gastrointestinal haemorrhage, perforation, chronic debilitating abdominal pain, recurrent pancreatitis, duodenal stenosis, and albeit a small risk of malignant transformation of ectopic pancreas [5–9]. We present a series of symptomatic patients with GP who underwent pancreaticoduodenectomy, and review the diagnostic challenges, imaging modalities, pathological features and clinical outcome of this rare condition.
Cancer of an ectopic pancreas in the duodenal wall
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