Rare childhood tumour, but the most common pancreatic malignancy in children (most <10 years of age). It is an exocrine tumour. US • ...
Rare childhood tumour, but the most common pancreatic malignancy in children (most <10 years of age). It is an exocrine tumour.
US
• Well-defined mass, heterogeneous internal echogenicity
CT
• Heterogeneous mass often with a prominent cystic component.
• Mass necrosis and punctate calcification.
• The majority are found in the pancreatic head.
• Hypoenhancing compared to adjacent normal gland.
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