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Purpose: Pancreatic tumors are relatively rare in children. Until now more than 150
cases have been reported in the English literature. In this paper, the authors report the
tumor's clinical characteristics and the results of surgery in eleven children.
Materials and Methods: Eleven cases of pancreatic tumor pathologically verified at
Seoul National University Children's Hospital between 1984 to 1998 were retrospectively
analyzed. Four were boys and seven were girls, and their mean age at diagnosis was
7.7(range, 2¡­13) years.
Results: There were six solid and papillary epithelial neoplasms of the pancreas
(SPENP) and five pancreatoblastomas. All children came to medical attention because of
abdominal masses. Tumors ranged in size from 6.0¡¿5.0 §¯ to 10.5¡¿8.0 §¯. Eight tumors
were located in head and three in tail. Complete excision was performed in eight cases
(six in SPENP and two in pancreatoblastoma). Incomplete excision was performed in
two cases of pancreatoblastoma. One patient with pancreatoblastoma had an unresectable
tumor at the time of diagnosis and needle aspiration biopsy was done under the
ultrasound guidance. No patient died during surgery. After a mean follow-up period of
4.1 years, all patients with SPENP were alive and there had been no recurrence.
However, of two patients who received complete excision in pancreatoblastoma, one
presented with liver metastasis at 4 months after operation and received chemotherapy,
but died 6 months after operation. The other patient had local recurrence 1 year after
operation. Reoperation and chemotherapy were performed and the child is now alive
without evidence of disease months after the initial operation. All three patients with
unresectable tumor died in spite of adjutant radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
Conclusion: Pediatric pancreatic tumors comprise rare heterogenous groups of
malignancies with their prognosis dependent upon adequate resection and pathologic
classification. Complete resection of pancreatic tumors arising anywhere in the pancreas
was recommended.

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Pancreatic tumor; Pancreatoblastoma; Solid and papillary epithelial neoplasms of pancreas; Children;

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