Tumor-associated focal chronic pancreatitis from invasion of the pancreatic duct by common bile duct carcinoma: radiologic–pathologic correlation
Abdominal Imaging(2003)
Abstract
We report a case of tumor-associated focal chronic pancreatitis of the uncinate process of the pancreas. The chronic pancreatitis was secondary to stenosis of the main pancreatic duct from invasion by a common bile duct carcinoma. A feature distinguishing the chronic pancreatitis from pancreatic carcinoma was the localized dilatation of pancreatic duct branches evident in the focal lesion of the uncinate process.
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Key words: Common bile duct carcinoma—Chronic pancreatitis—Pancreatic carcinoma—Ultrasonography—Magnetic resonance imaging.
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