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Urology, 1991
A case report of intrarenal true cyst of the pancreas is presented. The patient presented with flank pain. Her diabetes and hypertension were well-controlled. The cause of the pain was presumed to be a cystic renal mass, which proved to be of pancreatic origin only after the pathologic confirmation from the nephrectomy specimen.
D, Allman, B, Lynch, M, Edson
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A case report of intrarenal true cyst of the pancreas is presented. The patient presented with flank pain. Her diabetes and hypertension were well-controlled. The cause of the pain was presumed to be a cystic renal mass, which proved to be of pancreatic origin only after the pathologic confirmation from the nephrectomy specimen.
D, Allman, B, Lynch, M, Edson
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Polski tygodnik lekarski (Warsaw, Poland : 1960), 1975
True and pseudo-cysts of the pancreas are described and their aetiology, pathology, laboratory tests, radiological examination, differential diagnosis, symptomatology and surgical management are illustrated. A series of 22 cases of pancreatic cyst is presented.
L, Postepski, J, Stachowicz
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True and pseudo-cysts of the pancreas are described and their aetiology, pathology, laboratory tests, radiological examination, differential diagnosis, symptomatology and surgical management are illustrated. A series of 22 cases of pancreatic cyst is presented.
L, Postepski, J, Stachowicz
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2014
Pancreatic cysts are relatively rare and commonly seen in adults; in the pediatric age group, pancreatic cysts are very rare. Pancreatic cysts are classified into six types: congenital, retention, duplication, pseudocysts, neoplastic, and parasitic cysts. Clinically and radiologically, it is difficult to differentiate between these types.
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Pancreatic cysts are relatively rare and commonly seen in adults; in the pediatric age group, pancreatic cysts are very rare. Pancreatic cysts are classified into six types: congenital, retention, duplication, pseudocysts, neoplastic, and parasitic cysts. Clinically and radiologically, it is difficult to differentiate between these types.
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