Ectopic pancreatic tissue typically occurs in the greater curvature, pylorus, duodenal bulb or proximal jejunum. BARIUM STUDY • Submucosal...
Ectopic pancreatic tissue typically occurs in the greater curvature, pylorus, duodenal bulb or proximal jejunum.
BARIUM STUDY
• Submucosal nodule (up to 5 cm diameter) with rudimentary central duct—this appears as a filling defect with tiny central barium collection.
CT
• Often too small to be diagnosed on CT.
• Look for a rounded mass protruding into the gut lumen.
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