XXXX of the pancreas: clinical presentation, evaluation and management.

@entity1 @entity788 @entity5 @entity3928 @entity448 @entity44
@entity788 in @entity1 is extremely rare. Here we present a female @entity1 with a mature cystic @entity44 of the pancreatic body. The @entity1 was admitted for a palpable abdominal mass and @entity448 . Computed tomography (CT) indicated a huge @entity3928 in the abdominal cavity. Exploratory laparotomy was performed, and the @entity5 was excised completely. Pathology confirmed the @entity5 was a mature cystic @entity44 of pancreatic origin. Two months after the initial surgery, a pseudocyst was detected and then cystojejunostomy was performed. Fourteen months after the second surgery, @entity5 relapse occurred and distal pancreatectomy was performed. The @entity1 remained well without @entity5 recurrence during the next 24 months of follow-up. Our experience suggests that clinical manifestations of @entity1 with @entity788 might be nonspecific and preoperative diagnosis is difficult. @entity5 resection and maximized preservation of healthy pancreatic tissue should always be balanced in surgical treatment.
