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Table 1 Summary of cases of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm arising from SD in the literature

From: Protruded duodenal tumor arising from Santorini’s duct of the pancreas: a rare case of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm mimicking a duodenal polypoid tumor

Case

 

Year

Age

Gender

Primary lesion

Protrusion to duodenal lumen

Operative procedure

Pathological diagnosis

Prognosis (months)

1

Saito 9)

1989

74

F

SD

inoperable

adenocarcinoma with liver metastasis

4 (dead)

2

Miyake 10)

2004

67

M

SD

SSPPD

Adenocarcinoma*

ND

3

Kanazumi 11)

2004

71

M

SD

PPPD

adenocarcinoma

13 (alive)

4

Hirano 2)

2005

60

M

SD

PD

adenocarcinoma

ND

5

Hirano 2)

2005

73

F

SD

DPPHR

adenocarcinoma

ND

6

Hirano 2)

2005

66

M

Branch of SD

PPPD

adenocarcinoma

ND

7

Hirano 2)

2005

46

F

SD

PRPD

adenocarcinoma

ND

8

Akashi12)

2013

78

F

Branch of SD

PD

adenocarcinoma with cholangiocarcinoma

59 (dead for other illness)

9

Abe 7)

1998

65

M

Branch of SD

PD

adenoma with carcinoma of cystic duct

15 (alive)

10

Hirano 8)

2005

63

F

Branch of SD

DPPHR

adenoma

ND

11

our case

 

71

F

SD

+ (25 mm)

SSPPD

adenoma

14 (alive)

  1. SD Santorini’s duct, SSPPD Subtotal stomach-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy, PD Pancreaticoduodenectomy, DPPHR Duodenum-preserving pancreas head resection, PPPD Pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy, PRPD Pylorus-resecting pancreatoduodenectomy, ND not described
  2. * Showing direct duodenal invasion