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AN UNUSUAL CASE OF ABERRANT PANCREAS IN THE STOMACH

A ROENTGENOGRAPHIC AND GASTROPHOTOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION

DAVID D. STONE M.D., HANS O. RIDDERVOLD M.D., and THEODORE E. KEATS M.D.

A lesion of aberrant pancreas in the stomach with unusual depth of the central umbilication is reported.

Initial considerations in the differential diagnosis were ulcer and diverticulum.

Gastrophotography confirmed the final roentgenographic impression, however, and surgery for diagnostic purposes was unnecessary.


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