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Ectopic Pancreas Presenting As an Umbilical Mass

Overview
Journal J Pediatr Surg
Specialties General Surgery
Pediatrics
Date 1977 Aug 1
PMID 894461
Citations 12
Authors
D Caberwal
S J Kogan
S B Levitt
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Abstract

This report describes the first known case of isolated ectopic pancreatic tissue presenting as an umbilical mass.

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