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

Table 3 MRI features of 11 SPT patients

No.	Type of image	Presentation	Age	G	Size(cm)	Location	T1WI	Enhancement	T2WI	H
1	I	RUQ mass, incidentally noted	28	F	3.5	Tail	Hypointense homogenously	Gradual enhancement of solid component	Hypointense homogenously	(-)
2	I	GI upset, incidentally noted	22	F	7.5	Body and tail	Hypointense homogenously	Gradual enhancement of solid component	Hypointense homogenously	(-)
3	I	RUQ mass, incidentally noted	22	F	6	Head	Hypointense homogenously	Gradual enhancement of solid component	Mild hyperintense	(-)
4	II	Abdominal pain	14	F	5	Body	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
5	II	Abdominal pain	29	F	5	Head	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
6	II	Abdominal pain	33	F	11	Tail	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
7	II	Abdominal pain	29	F	7	Head	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
8	II	Abdominal pain	23	F	7.6	Head	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
9	III	Abdominal pain	27	F	6	Tail	Hypo and hyperintense homogenously	Capsular enhancement, Gradual enhancement of solid compnent	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
10	III	Abdominal pain	36	F	7	Head	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)
11	III	Abdominal pain	16	F	5	Head	Hyperintense heterogeneously	Heterogenous	Hyperintense (hyperintense areas on T1WI )	(+)

I: Completely solid; II: Typical; III : Massive hemorrhage; GI: Gastrointestinal; H: Hemorrhage.