1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf00178830
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Gastric outlet obstruction caused by ectopic pancreas in newborns and infants

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“…3,4 Intussusception is another possible manifestation 5 and there are reports of gastric outlet obstruction caused by heterotopic pancreas in children and even in newborns. [6][7][8] Upper gastrointestinal bleeding caused by heterotopic pancreas has been described in adults, but it is very rare in children. 9 .…”
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“…3,4 Intussusception is another possible manifestation 5 and there are reports of gastric outlet obstruction caused by heterotopic pancreas in children and even in newborns. [6][7][8] Upper gastrointestinal bleeding caused by heterotopic pancreas has been described in adults, but it is very rare in children. 9 .…”
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“…Additional documented sites include lung (Corrin et al 1985), mediastinum (Vonschweinitz et al 19901, Meckel's diver-ticulum (Crawford & Cotran 1994), mesocolon (Iuchtman & Auslander 1991 and rectum (Gugulski et al 1994 PO Box 147,Liverpool L69 3BX,UK, man. Examples include: mucosal haemorrhage and inflammation (Crawford & Cotran 1994); hepatic duct and gastrointestinal tract obstruction [Schu et al 1988, Wurfel & Riebel 1992; hiatal hernia (Guillou et al 1994) and gastroduodenal prolapse [Allison et al 1995). These complications can occur when histologically normal heterotopic pancreas or neoplasms arising from heterotopic tissue are located in the wall of a viscus.…”
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