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Table 1 Reported surgical cases of pure pancreatic hepatoid carcinoma in the literature

From: Pure pancreatic hepatoid carcinoma: a surgical case report and literature review

Reference

Age

Gender

Location

Symptoms

Preoperative imaging study

Preoperative diagnostic method

Preoperative diagnosis

Postoperative pathological differentiation

Recurrence

Outcome

[14]

57

M

Head

Epigastric pain, vomiting, and fever

CT

None

Not listed

Well to moderate

Liver metastasis

Dead, 2.8 months

[28]

70

M

Body

None

CT

None

Not listed

Well

None

Alive, 12 months

[16]

51

M

Body and tail

Upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage

CT, EUS

Biopsy

Nondiagnostic tissue

Moderate

None

Alive, 14 months

[29]

32

M

Tail

Epigastric pain

CT

Biopsy

Hepatoid carcinoma

Well

None

Alive, 18 months

[26]

49

F

Tail

Body weight loss

US, CT, MRI, ERCP

Pancreatic juice cytology

Adenocarcinomatous cells

Well

Liver metastasis

Alive, 48 months

[15]

58

M

Body

Back and flank pain

CT

FNA

Hepatocytes

Well

None

Alive, 15 months

[11]

53

F

Body and tail

Epigastric pain

Not listed

None

Not listed

Moderate

Liver metastasis

Alive, 22 months

[12]

79

F

Body

None

CT

None

Not listed

Poor

Liver metastasis

Dead, 2 months

[30]

80

M

Head

Nausea, emesis, diarrhea, and weight loss

MRI

None

Not listed

Moderate

None

Alive, 8 months

[31]

69

M

Body and tail

Chest pain

CT, EUS

FNA

Hepatoid carcinoma

Moderate

None

Alive, 4 months

Biopsy

Hepatoid carcinoma

[32]

61

F

Tail

None

CT, PET-CT, EUS

FNA

Lymphoma or neuroendocrine tumor

Moderate

None

Alive, 60 months

[33]

57

M

Head

Jaundice

CT

None

Not listed

Moderate

None

Alive, 18 months

[34]

47

M

Tail

Groin pain and backache

US, CT, MRI

None

Not listed

Moderate

None

Alive, 8 months

[21]

59

M

Body

None

US, CT, MRI, EUS

FNA

SPN

Well

None

Alive, 12 months

[35]

61

M

Tail

None

MRI, EUS

FNA

Acinar cell carcinoma

Moderate

None

Alive, 6 months

[23]

67

M

Tail

None

CT, MRI

None

Not listed

Moderate

None

Alive, 6 months

[36]

56

M

Tail

None

US, CT, MRI

None

Not listed

Moderate

None

Alive, 36 months

[37]

78

M

Head

None

US, CT, MRI

Biopsy

Epithelial tumor

Well

None

Dead from acute heart attack, 2 months

[25]

83

M

Body

Abdominal pain

CT

Biopsy

Neuroendocrine tumor

Moderate

None

Alive, 107 months

72

M

Tail

Back pain

US, CT

None

Not listed

Well

None

Dead from pulmonary embolism, 1 month

Present case

56

M

Tail

None

CT, MRI, EUS

FNA

SPN

Moderate

None

Alive, 6 months

  1. CT computed tomography, EUS endoscopic ultrasound, US ultrasound, MRI magnetic resonance imaging, ERCP endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, FNA fine needle aspiration, PET-CT positron emission tomography-computed tomography, SPN solid pseudopapillary neoplasm