Oligoclonal T-cell populations in an inflammatory pseudotumor of the pancreas possibly related to autoimmune pancreatitis: an immunohistochemical and molecular analysis

Volume: 444, Issue: 2, Pages: 119 - 126
Published: Jan 14, 2004
Abstract
Inflammatory pseudotumors (IPT), also known as inflammatory myofibroblastic tumors (IMT), are benign inflammatory processes that may have an infectious etiology and are very rare in the pancreatico-biliary region. Recent studies suggest a biological distinction between IPT and IMT, the latter being a true neoplastic process. We describe a case of pancreatic IPT, originally diagnosed as malignancy, which presumably recurred 4 months after the...
Paper Details
Title
Oligoclonal T-cell populations in an inflammatory pseudotumor of the pancreas possibly related to autoimmune pancreatitis: an immunohistochemical and molecular analysis
Published Date
Jan 14, 2004
Volume
444
Issue
2
Pages
119 - 126
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