Brief Article
Copyright ©2010 Baishideng.
World J Gastroenterol. Apr 21, 2010; 16(15): 1890-1895
Published online Apr 21, 2010. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v16.i15.1890
Table 1 Characteristics of patients with branch duct type IPMN
Total (n = 145)Resection (n = 33)Non-resection (n = 112)
Age (mean ± SD) (yr)66.3 ± 10.263.9 ± 10.567.0 ± 10.1
NS
Male:female79:6620:1359:53
NS
Median diameter of cystic lesion (mm)20.1 ± 13.023.8 ± 11.519 ± 13.3
P < 0.05
Median diameter of MPD (mm)2.2 ± 2.33.6 ± 3.31.7 ± 1.8
P < 0.01
Median diameter of mural nodule (mm)1.6 ± 5.35.8 ± 9.80.3 ± 1.6
P < 0.01
Table 2 Comparison of the branch type IPMN in patients with or without intra- or extra-pancreatic cancer
IPMN with intra- or extra-pancreatic cancer (resection/non-resection)IPMN without intra- or extra-pancreatic cancer (resection/non-resection)P value
n47 (16/31)98 (19/79)
Age68.4 (65.0/70.0)65.4 (63.2/66.4)NS
Sex (male:female)22:25 (7:9/15:16)57:41 (13:6/44:35)NS
Median diameter of cystic lesion (mm)20.8 ± 11.8 (23.3 ± 10.4/19.5 ± 12.4)19.7 ± 13.6 (23.0 ± 13.3/19.0 ± 13.7)NS
Median diameter of MPD (mm)2.2 ± 2.4 (3.5 ± 3.6/1.6 ± 1.2)2.1 ± 2.3 (3.6 ± 2.9/1.7 ± 1.9)NS
Median diameter of mural nodule (mm)2.1 ± 5.7 (5.3 ± 8.7/0.5 ± 1.9)1.3 ± 5.1 (5.6 ± 10.5/0.3 ± 1.5)NS
Table 3 Incidence of, and detection time, for intra- or extra-pancreatic cancer in patients with IPMN (resected cases)
NeoplasmConsciousness detection prior IPMNSimultaneous with detection of carcinoma and IPMNDuring follow-up for IPMNTotal
Gastric cancer7 (1)3 (3)3 (0)13 (4)
Colon cancer4 (1)4 (0)08 (1)
Breast cancer5 (2)02 (0)7 (2)
Pancreatic cancer05 (4)05 (4)
Lung cancer3 (2)1 (1)1 (0)5 (3)
Prostate cancer2 (0)01 (1)3 (1)
Skin cancer2 (1)002 (1)
Liver cancer1 (0)001 (0)
Bile duct cancer001 (0)1 (0)
Pharyngeal cancer1 (0)001 (0)
Laryngeal cancer1 (1)001 (1)
Thyroid cancer1 (0)001 (0)
Renal cancer01 (1)01 (1)
Bladder cancer1 (1)001 (1)
Malignant lymphoma1 (0)001 (0)
Total29 (9)14 (9)8 (1)51 (19)
Table 4 Details of clinicopathological findings in fatal cases of IPMN
SexAge (yr)RegionChange of cystic lesion (mm)Change of MPD (mm)Change of mural nodule (mm)ResectionHistopathological resultPeriod from diagnosis (operation) to death (mo)Cause of death
Case 1Male89Head60→9010→2010→30(-)Adenocarcinoma (ch+, du+)37Cancer of death
Case 2Male58Head20→643→100→64(-)Adenocarcinoma (ch+, du+)112Cancer of death
Case 3Male53Tail35119(+)Invasive ductal carcinoma derived from IPMN (INFα, mpd+)15 (14)Cancer of death
Case 4Female58Head0126.6(+)Invasive ductal carcinoma derived from IPMN (INFβ, V2, ne1, du+, rp+)9 (8)Cancer of death
Table 5 Summary of the reports of concomitant extra-pancreatic cancers in patients with IPMN
Author (yr)Number of IPMN patientsExtra-pancreatic cancers with IPMN patientsAge (mean ± SD)Male:femaleFollow-up period (mo)
Zhong (1996)215NANANA
Sugiyama (1999)4215NANANA
Adsay (2002)288NANANA
Osanai (2003)1483570.931:4NA
Kamisawa (2005)7937NANANA
Eguchi (2006)6932NANANA
Choi (2006)611864.2 ± 8.413:565.8 ± 8.5
Yoon (2008)2107765.3 ± 9.047:3024.7
Ishida (2008)6115167.0 ± 7.012:350.9
Present study14542268.3 ± 9.020:2649.8 ± 42.4
Total8642843
Table 6 Types of cancers reported concomitant with extra-pancreatic cancers in patients with IPMN
NeoplasmZhong (1996)Sugiyama (1999)Adsay (2002)Osanai (2003)Kamisawa (2005)Egichi (2006)Choi (2006)Yoon (2008)Ishida (2008)Present studyTotal
Gastric cancer040812482961384
Colon cancer35011784164866
Lung cancer011545031525
Bile duct cancer01041NS281118
Prostate cancer011212010311
Renal cancer011202031111
Breast cancer01002NS000710
Esophageal cancer20024NS00109
Malignant lymphoma00001NS24119
Bladder cancer01100211017
Liver cancer00012NS01116
Thyroid cancer00000NS13015
Ampullary cancer00100NS03105
Skin cancer00100NS01024
Uterine cancer00001NS02003
Laryngeal cancer00001NS00012
Pharyngeal cancer00001NS00012
Ovarian cancer00000NS01001
Duodenal cancer00000NS01001
Other cancer or unknown002009000011
Total515835373218771746290