Clinicopathological study of solid and pseudopapillary tumor of pancreas: Emphasis on magnetic resonance imaging findings

Table 2 Clinicopathological features of 9 solid pseudopapillary carcinoma patients

No.	Age(yr)/Sex	Tumor location	Extension	Vascular invasion	Operation method	Metastasis	Metastasis(mo)	Status	Follow-up(mo)
1	36/F	Head	Duodenal wall	-	Whipple’s operation	-	-	Alive	70
21	34/F	Tail	-	-	Distal pancreatectomy	-	-	Alive	12
3	39/F	Head	-	-	Whipple’s operation	Liver	39	Alive	58
4	22/F	Neck,	-	PV	Partial pancreatectomy,	-	-	Alive	202
		body
5	18/F	Head	Duodenal wall	-	Whipple’s operation	-	-	Alive	145
6	16/F	Head	Duodenal wall	-	Whipple’s operation	-	-	Alive	56
7	20/F	Body,	Extrapancreatic	-	Biopsy only	Liver, omentum	0	Alive	75
		tail				Peritoneum
						Pelvic wall
8	28/F	Head	-	PV	Whipple’s operation	-	-	DOC	66
9	19/F	Head	-	PV, SMA	Roux-en-Y cystojejunostomy	-	-	DOC	83

¹means perineural invasion and angioinvasion; PV: Portal vein; SMA: Superior mesenteric artery; DOC: Die of other cause.