2014
DOI: 10.5455/gmj-30-156212
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Secondary malignancies mimicking primary pancreatic lymphoma

Abstract: Malignancies localized to the pancreas at times can mimic many other types of cancer. In imaging studies, tumors localized to the pancreas can resemble lymphoma. Especially in elderly patients, these tumors which appear like pancreatic cancer are sometimes left untreated by physicians, without confirming with biopsy, because the expected survival is extremely short. In this case report we examine how these discrepancies could be resolved. Keywords: Lymphoma; pancreas Özet Pankreas yerleşimli malignensiler birç… Show more

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