Pathology of Pancreas. Analysis of a Group of 172 Resection Specimens
Authors:
B. Habanec; M. Růžička; K. Dvořák; K. Stračár; L. Třetinová
Authors‘ workplace:
II. patologicko-anatomický ústav LF MU a FDN, Brno, přednosta prof. MUDr. K. Dvořák, DrSc. Oddělení digestivní chirurgie FN, Brno - Bohunice, přednosta doc. MUDr. M. Růžička, CSc.
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Čes.-slov. Patol., , 1999, No. 2, p. 39-44
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Overview
New sophisticated surgical methods enabled interventions on pancreas which kept remainingwithout attention of gastrointestinal surgeons for a long time because of previously unsolvablereasons. Pancreatic resection specimens enter now the biopsy diagnostics the correct interpreta-tion of which needs a perfect technology of processing. Biopsy under CT monitoring, fibroscopicaltechniques combined with contrast investigation, biochemical, cytological and bioptic analyses ofsamples brought new diagnostic aspects into pancreatic disorders. The authors present a classifi-cation analysis based on their group of 172 resection specimens from 165 patients : tumor lesionsare represented by 52 specimens, inflammatory lesions by 112 specimens, 8 cases are of anothernature or are lacking in a clear diagnostic classification. Bioptic investigation can settle thediagnosis of very rare nosological entities which were distinguished before only in necropticmaterial (adult nesidioblastosis, Schwachman-Diamond syndrome associated with ductal carcino-ma of the head of pancreas, and others).
Key words:
pancreas - resection specimens - inflammations - tumors - rare diseases - biopticdiagnostics
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