Almost all infiltrating colloid carcinomas of the pancreas and periampullary region arise from in situ papillary neoplasms: A study of 39 cases

Keyphrases

• Pancreas 100%
• In Situ 100%
• Periampullary Region 100%
• Colloid Carcinoma 100%
• Papillary Neoplasm 100%
• Colloids 90%
• Carcinoma 63%
• Resection 27%
• Patient Survival 18%
• Survival Rate 18%
• Tumor Location 18%
• Microvascular Invasion 18%
• Margin Status 18%
• Intraductal Papillary mucinous Neoplasm 18%
• Perineural Invasion 18%
• Invasion Status 18%
• Tubulovillous Adenoma 18%
• Epithelial Cells 9%
• Colon 9%
• Pathologist 9%
• Well-defined 9%
• Multivariate Model 9%
• Pancreatic Carcinoma 9%
• Breast 9%
• Prostate 9%
• Neoplasms 9%
• Adenocarcinoma 9%
• No Significant Difference 9%
• Tumor-associated 9%
• Duodenum 9%
• Periampullary Cancer 9%
• Actuarial Survival 9%
• Mucinous 9%
• Extracellular mucin 9%
• Better Prognosis 9%
• Ampulla of Vater 9%
• Periampullary 9%
• In Situ Component 9%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Neoplasm 100%
• Mucinous Carcinoma 100%
• Carcinoma 72%
• Survival Rate 18%
• Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Tumor 18%
• Perineural Invasion 18%
• Tubulovillous Adenoma 18%
• Mucin 9%
• Epithelial Cell 9%
• Colon 9%
• Adenocarcinoma 9%
• Pathologist 9%
• Duodenum 9%
• Ampulla of Vater 9%
• Tumor 9%