Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology
Introduction. Cystic lesions of the pancreas are frequent. Most frequently their aetiology can be easily established. It is very rare that the nature and aetiology of these lesions cannot be reliably established. Case Outline. A 40-year-old male without trauma, alcohol abuse, acute or chronic pa...
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doaj-ed858f3ac0024b239ccca91072a1a44f2021-01-02T07:40:21ZengSerbian Medical SocietySrpski Arhiv za Celokupno Lekarstvo0370-81792011-01-011395-639039310.2298/SARH1106390CGiant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiologyČolović RadojeGrubor NikicaMicev MarjanLatinčić StojanČolović NatašaKaitović MarkoPerišić MirjanaIntroduction. Cystic lesions of the pancreas are frequent. Most frequently their aetiology can be easily established. It is very rare that the nature and aetiology of these lesions cannot be reliably established. Case Outline. A 40-year-old male without trauma, alcohol abuse, acute or chronic pancreatitis in illness history was successfully operated on for a haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the back wall of the pancreas tail containing 4.5 litres of haemorrhagic content. The cyst did not contain either epithelium or tumour stroma, and the pancreas did not show any changes of acute or chronic pancreatitis. Hystology did not show signs of angiectatic pseudocyst. Conclusion. In spite of all efforts, the authors could not establish the real nature of the (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas or find a similar case described in the literature. Nevertheless, the authors believe that it was probably an angiectatic cyst.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0370-8179/2011/0370-81791106390C.pdfpancreashaemorrhagic (pseudo)cystexcisionunknown aetiology |
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Čolović Radoje Grubor Nikica Micev Marjan Latinčić Stojan Čolović Nataša Kaitović Marko Perišić Mirjana Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology Srpski Arhiv za Celokupno Lekarstvo pancreas haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst excision unknown aetiology |
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Čolović Radoje Grubor Nikica Micev Marjan Latinčić Stojan Čolović Nataša Kaitović Marko Perišić Mirjana |
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Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology |
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Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology |
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Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology |
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Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology |
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Giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology |
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giant haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas of unknown aetiology |
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Serbian Medical Society |
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Srpski Arhiv za Celokupno Lekarstvo |
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Introduction. Cystic lesions of the pancreas are frequent. Most frequently their aetiology can be easily established. It is very rare that the nature and aetiology of these lesions cannot be reliably established. Case Outline. A 40-year-old male without trauma, alcohol abuse, acute or chronic pancreatitis in illness history was successfully operated on for a haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst of the back wall of the pancreas tail containing 4.5 litres of haemorrhagic content. The cyst did not contain either epithelium or tumour stroma, and the pancreas did not show any changes of acute or chronic pancreatitis. Hystology did not show signs of angiectatic pseudocyst. Conclusion. In spite of all efforts, the authors could not establish the real nature of the (pseudo)cyst of the pancreas or find a similar case described in the literature. Nevertheless, the authors believe that it was probably an angiectatic cyst. |
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pancreas haemorrhagic (pseudo)cyst excision unknown aetiology |
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