Case Report
10-Year-Old Female with Acute Abdominal Pain with Pancreatic Mass
Table 1
Clinical data, ranging from 53 to 183 cases, of solid pseudopapillary tumour of the pancreas from the pediatric literature [
3].
| Category | Findings |
| Age (years) [SD] | Mean: 13.1 range: 8–18 |
| Sex | Male: 19.2% | Female: 80.8% |
| Presentation | Abdominal pain: 48.1% | Palpable mass: 25.1% | Vomiting: 6.6% | Trauma: 7.1% | Dyspepsia: 3.8% | Incidental: 2.7% | Other: 6.6% |
| Location | Head, neck, and/or body: 45% | Body and/or tail: 52.7% | Unknown: 2.3% |
| Size, largest diameter (cm) [SD] | Mean: 9.3, range: 1–20 |
| Operation | PPPD: 13% | Whipple: 12.2% | Duodenum-sparing head resection: 4.6% | Distal pancreatectomy: 35.1% | Local resection: 4.6% | Enucleation: 2.3% | Other: 4.6% | Unspecified: 23.7% |
| Metastasis | 3.1% |
| Follow-up (months) [SD] | Mean: 62.7, range: 6–240 |
| Recurrence | 8.7% |
| Time to recurrence (months) [SD] | Mean: 43.5, range: 0–96 |
| Mortality | 1 |
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