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hypovascular solid pancreatic lesions
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adenoCA
paraduodenal pancreatitis |
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hypervascular solid pancreatic lesions
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neuroendocrine tumor
RCC mets |
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risk factors of pancreatic adenoCA
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chronic pancreatitis
smoking VHL other familial links, too |
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enhancement pattern of pancreatic adenoCA
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hypoenhancing, gradual progressive enhancement
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criteria that make a pancreatic adeno resectable
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clear fat planes around celiac, hepatic artery, and SMA
no distant mets |
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what is paraduodenal pancreatitis
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chronic pancreatitis between panc head, duodenum and CBD
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imaging findings of paraduodenal pancreatitis
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sheet like mass with progressive enhancement between panc head and duodenum
duo thickening, stenosis and cysts |
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what syndromes are assoc with neuroendocrine tumors of pancreas
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MEN 1
VHL TS |
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zollinger ellison syndrome
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duodenal ulcers
diarrhea reflux esophagitis |
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what syndrome is zollinger ellison syndrome a/w
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MEN 1
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sx assoc with glucagonoma
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dermatitis
diarrhea DM DVT (4D) |
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sx a/w VIPoma
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watery diarrhea
hypokalemia achlorhydia |
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sx assoc with somatostatinoma
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DM
hypochlorhydia cholelithiasis diarrhea |
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cystic pancreatic neoplasms
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IPMN
mucinous and serous cystadenoma SPN acinar carcinoma |
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what malignancy is assoc with IPMN
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pancreatic adenoCA
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most common location of mucinous cystadenoma of panc
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tail
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management of mucinous cystadenoma
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should be resected
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pathology of mucinous cystadenoma
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most contain ovarian type stroma
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which cystic pancreatic neoplasm can lead to malignancy
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mucinous cystadenoma
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does serous cystadenoma have any malignant potential
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no
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what pancreatic abnormality is VHL assoc with
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serous cystadenoma
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which cystic neoplasm can have a central stellate scar
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serous cystadenoma
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most common pancreatic lesion in VHL
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serous cystadenoma
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location of serous cystadenoma
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usually in pancreatic head
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features of serous and mucinous cystadenoma
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serous: M~W, pancreatic head, +/- central scar, no malig potential, cysts can be small or large
mucinous: W>>>>M, +/- calcs, tail of panc, +malig potential they may be indistinguishable on imaging |
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diffuse cystic replacement of panc
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VHL
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SPN stands for
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solid pseudopapillary neoplasm
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appearance of spn
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solid and cystic components
+/- calcs |
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main clue to dx SPN
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will be a pancreatic tumor in a young woman.
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enahncement of nml pancreas
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should be earlier and brighter than the liver
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findings a/w VHL
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CNL and retinal hemangioblastomas
renal cysts, RCC pheo ancreatic cysts serous cystadenomas (panc) panc endo tumors, and adenoCA |
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f/u for 2cm cystic pancreatic lesion incidentally seen
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f/u MRI in 1 yr
if no growth, done if growth, f/u same as 2-3 cm category |
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f/u for 2-3cm cystic pancreatic lesion incidentally seen
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MRI/MRCP
if its a serous cystadenoma, f/u q2yrs branch duct IPMN, f/u q6mx2 yrs, then annually uncharacterized, f/u q year |
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when should a serous cystadenoma be resected
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greater than 4 cm
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describe pancreatic divisum
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no connection btwn main and accessory ducts
most of drainage is via accessory duct/minor papilla |
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nml panc ductal drainage
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accessory duct atrophies and drainage is entirely via main duct/major papilla
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complications of acute pancreatitis
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pseudocyst 4-6wks after
hemorrhagic papncreatitis -> risk of panc necrosis panc necrosis pseudoaneurysm abscess |
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what can result from pancreatic necrosis
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-> duct injury, which if in mid-gland and the tail is not connected to the main duct, pancreatic juices can feed the collection -> surgery to resect pancreas
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where do pancreatic mets often go
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lung
liver |
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appearance of pancreatic lymphoma
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thickening of panc, w/o separable mass
loss of nmlm contour and fatty feathering rarely obx duct or encases vessel |