Pancreas in the jejunum in combination with adenomatous polyps of the stomach

Abstract

Clinical diagnosis of pancreatic heterotopies presents great difficulties. In the overwhelming majority of such patients, X-ray data resemble a picture of polyposis against the background of pain of a spastic nature, similar to pain in peptic ulcer disease. According to A.N. Protopopov, additional pancreas should be thought of with solitary rounded polyps up to 1 cm in diameter, localized more often in the antrum and pylorus and accompanied by spastic pains reminiscent of cholecystitis. In some cases, the orifice of the excretory duct is revealed on the x-ray as a small accumulation of barium in the center of a round defect.

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