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聞道有先後,術業有專攻
以下是引用mjma 在2006-10-2 10:03:00的发言: This is probably a case of intraductal papillary mucinous tumor (IPMT) of pancreas (most occurring in men). The gross photo shows seemingly centrally located, fusiform dilatation of main pancreatic duct. Microscopic photos, on the other hand, clearly show papillary growth of mucinous type columnar epithelia. In my opinion, the lining cells do not display definite dysplasia, and the photos do not display stromal invasion. These histologic malignant features have to be carefully sought for on microscopic examination of any cyctic neoplasm of pancreas. The other category of tumor mentioned by Dr. Shih is the mucinous cystic tumors (MCT) of pancreas that occur more frequently in women. Unlike those in the ovaries, histologic and cytologic benignity (bland cytology without stromal invasion) does not always impart a benign clinical behavior. In other words, some histologically and cytologically "benign" mucinous cystic tumors of pancreas metastatize and kill the patients. Interestingly, mucinous cystic tumors of pancreas often often contain focally luteinized "ovarian type" stroma that mimics that found in neoplastic and non-neoplastic ovaries. Furthermore, hCG immunohistochemical staining shows that some of the lining glandular epithelia of these tumors have cytoplasmic immunoreactivity and suggests them as the cause for the observed stromal luteinization. For reference, please visit the following websites: |
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