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Macroscopic Morphological Classification and Its Significancey radiological findings, most clearly by magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP). As in some previous analyses of resected IPMNs, histological classification of the IPMN types increases the frequency of mixed type of IPMN, because many branch duct (BD-) IPMNs show some degree of main duct

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Natural History and Malignant Transformation of Branch Duct IPMNrevealed that the mean frequency of morphological changes of BD-IPMN, such as increased cyst size, increased MPD diameter, and/or appearance or enlargement of MNs, was 27.4 % (range, 14.9–61.8 %) of 1,293 followed-up patients (follow-up period, 2.6–8.1 years). Surgical resection was carried out in 9

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Histological Subclassification and Its Clinical Significance variations, IPMNs are classified into four distinct subtypes, namely, gastric type, intestinal type, pancreatobiliary type, and oncocytic type. These subtypes are well associated with clinicopathological features and known to be an independent prognostic factor. The gastric-type IPMNs show thick fi

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CT and MRI/MRCPintraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm (IPMN) include the detection, characterization, evaluation of surgical anatomy, and imaging follow-up..MRI/MRCP is superior to MDCT in the detection and characterization of IPMN. Since branch duct IPMN (BD-IPMN) is relatively common, imaging findings of BD-IPM

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Endosonographys) of the pancreas. EUS imaging from the stomach and duodenum can demonstrate the entire pancreatic gland with a high spatial resolution. It can distinguish IPMN from other cystic lesions, detect malignant degeneration in IPMN (IPMC), and is invaluable to follow up these patients. From a clinical vi

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Diagnostic Investigation of Pancreatic Cyst Fluidement. The analysis of pancreatic cyst fluid is a vital component of the multimodal approach to preoperative evaluation that answers these questions. Methods of evaluating cyst fluid include biochemical, molecular, and cytological analysis, which, in combination, can accurately identify cyst type an