Malakoplakia of the Pancreas with Simultaneous Colon Involvement: Case Report and Review of the Literature

Table 1

Summary of features of pancreatic malakoplakia in the literature.

Reference article number	Age (in years) and gender of patient	Clinical presentation	Additional findings	Clinical progression
[1]	75, male	Pancreatic mass detected during elective cholecystectomy	No other organ involvement	No complications after excision of pancreatic mass
[3]	49, male	Weight loss and anemia	Retroperitoneal malakoplakia	Bone recurrence of malakoplakia
[5]	6 weeks, male	Immunodeficiency	Adrenal and colonic involvement by malakoplakia	Expired due to military tuberculosis
[6]	74, male	Fever and abdominal pain, pancreatic tail mass	Peripancreatic lymph nodes involved by malakoplakia	Well, 13 months after distal splenopancreatectomy
[7]	45, female	Recurrent abdominal pain	Moderately differentiated pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma with metastasis	Expired 10 months after Whipple procedure