Pancreatic Pseudotumor in Pancreas Divisum
Paul M. Silverman, Leon V. McVay, Robert K. Zeman, Brian S. Garra, Edward G. Grant, Mark H. Jaffe
Abstract
Paul M. Silverman, Leon V. McVay, Robert K. Zeman, Brian S. Garra, Edward G. Grant, Mark H. Jaffe
Abstract
We report a case in which a focally spared area of pancreatic tissue in a gland otherwise replaced by fat created a "pseudomass" mimicking neoplasm on sonography and CT. The "pseudomass" appearance was related to the anomalous ductal anatomy in pancreas divisum. The spared area of pancreas creating a "pseudomass" was drained by the dorsal duct and the remainder of the pancreas that had undergone relative fatty replacement was drained by the ventral duct.
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We report a case in which a focally spared area of pancreatic tissue in a gland otherwise replaced by fat created a "pseudomass" mimicking neoplasm on sonography and CT. The "pseudomass" appearance was related to the anomalous ductal anatomy in pancreas divisum. The spared area of pancreas creating a "pseudomass" was drained by the dorsal duct and the remainder of the pancreas that had undergone relative fatty replacement was drained by the ventral duct.
Key concepts: Pancreas divisum, Medicine, Pancreas, Duct (anatomy), Pancreatic duct, Dorsum, Pancreatic disease, Anatomy