Symptomatic aberrant pancreas in the stomach of a two-year-old boy.
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Familial dysplasia of kidneys, liver and pancreas: a probably genetically determined syndrome.
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Annular pancreas in the newborn.
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Pyloric obstruction due to pancreatic heterotopia in a child.
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Pancreatic heterotopia as a cause of dyspepsia.
Four cases of pancreatic heterotopia are reported. It is considered that this pathology may cause severe, persistent dyspepsia and may escape detection at laparotomy unless the stomach is opened.
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Aberrant pancreatic tissue in the gastric antrum; report of seven cases.
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Gastric adenomyosis vs. aberrant pancreas.
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Aberrant pancreatic tissue in the stomach.
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Ectopic pancreas in the dog; a report of three cases.
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Chronic peptic ulceration in heterotopic pancreatic tissue.
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A case of a rare type of an accessory pancreas.
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Further cases of aberrant pancreas.
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Annular pancreas: a case report.
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Symptomatic annular pancreas in the adult.
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