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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Case Report: The ectopic pancreas in the adrenal glands: It was found due to elevated blood pressure and initially diagnosed as adrenal adenoma.

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2022


Front Surg


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/36406378?dopt=Abstract


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Case Report: The ectopic pancreas in the adrenal glands: It was found due to elevated blood pressure and initially diagnosed as adrenal adenoma.

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Case Report: The ectopic pancreas in the adrenal glands: It was found due to elevated blood pressure and initially diagnosed as adrenal adenoma.
Zhang T, Yin S-F, Wang Q-W, Feng W-B, Ke C-X
Front Surg. 2022; 9:1040711.
PMID: 36406378.

Abstract

The ectopic pancreas is a kind of congenital malformation formed during embryonic development, which has no anatomical relationship with the normal pancreas and is a rare solid disease. The ectopic pancreas in the adrenal glands is extremely rare.
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