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Karma tip IPMN

Mixed-type IPMN

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Karma tip IPMN: yayımlanmış olgu görüntüsü, aksiyel kesit
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Görüntü: Shishido Y, Mitsuoka E, Ito R ve ark., “Fistula formation into other organs secondary to intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm of the pancreas: A case report and literature review.” 2023, Figure 1.. PMC10328597 · doi:10.1097/md.0000000000034288 · CC BY 4.0. Değişiklik: yeniden boyutlandırıldı.

Özet

Karma tip intraduktal papiller müsinöz neoplazm, pankreas ana kanalını ve yan dal sistemini birlikte tutan, müsin üreten duktal bir neoplazmdır. Ana kanal tutulumu, yalnız yan dal tutulumuna göre ileri displazi veya invaziv tümör açısından daha dikkatli değerlendirme gerektirir. Pankreas protokollü kontrastlı BT, kanal çapı, kistik yan dal kümeleri, kontrastlanan mural nodül ve yayılımı gösterir; küçük kanal bağlantısı MRCP'de daha belirgin olabilir. IPMN'de görüntüleme hastalık yaygınlığını her zaman doğru haritalamayabilir; bu nedenle kanal içi yayılımın değerlendirilmesi önemlidir.

Faz ve pencere

Arteriyel tanısal
Pankreas parankim fazında ana kanal duvarındaki veya kistik yan dal içindeki yumuşak doku çıkıntısının kontrastlanması, mukus tıkacı ve basit sıvıdan ayrılmasına yardım eder.
Portal tanısal
Ana kanalın seyri ve kalibresi, yan dal kistlerinin çok odaklı dağılımı, pankreas atrofisi, karaciğer lezyonları ve peritoneal yayılım birlikte incelenir.

Önerilen pencereler G genişlik, M merkez; değerler Hounsfield birimi (HU)

  • BatınG 400 / M +50
  • KaraciğerG 150 / M +30
  • Yumuşak dokuG 400 / M +40

BT bulguları

  • Ana pankreatik kanal boyunca segmental ya da yaygın genişleme ve kanal konturunda düzensizlik
  • Ana kanala uzanan veya onunla devamlılığı seçilen, birden fazla segmentte kümelenmiş yan dal kistleri.
  • Kist duvarında ya da genişlemiş kanal içinde kontrastlanan papiller mural nodül
  • IPMN’de aşırı müsin üretimi görülebilir; kontrastlı BT’de ana kanal içinde papiller kitleler ve kanal genişlemesi izlenebilir.
  • Pankreas gövde-kuyruk kesiminde atrofi veya kanal kalibresinde ani değişim
  • Birden fazla pankreas segmentinde eş zamanlı kistik odaklar ve ana kanal tutulumu
  • İleri hastalıkta pankreas dışına uzanım, bölgesel lenf düğümü veya karaciğer metastazı
  • Ana kanal tipi bileşen için, başka bir tıkayıcı neden yokken ana pankreatik kanalın >5 mm genişlemesi değerlendirilir; karma tip tanımı ana kanal ve yan dal tutulumunun birlikte bulunmasına dayanır.

Ölçütler ve sınıflamalar

Kyoto 2024 yüksek risk stigması: kontrastlanan mural nodül
≥5 mm
Kyoto 2024 yüksek risk stigması: ana pankreatik kanal çapı
≥10 mm
Kyoto 2024 kaygı verici özellik: ana kanal çapı
5–<10 mm
Duktal dağılıma göre IPMN
Yan dal tipi yalnız yan dalları; ana kanal tipi ana pankreatik kanalı; karma tip ikisini birlikte tutar. Görüntülemede ana kanal ve yan dal tutulumunu ayrı ayrı tarif et.
Kyoto 2024 risk özellikleri
IAP 2017 ölçütlerinde yüksek risk stigmaları; sarılık, ≥5 mm kontrastlanan mural nodül, ≥10 mm ana pankreatik kanal çapı veya sitolojide yüksek dereceli displazi/kanserdir. Fukuoka 2017 ölçütlerinde kaygı verici özellikler arasında akut pankreatit, kist çapı ≥3 cm, kalınlaşmış ve kontrastlanan kist duvarı, ana kanal çapının 5–9 mm olması, distal atrofiyle birlikte ani kanal kalibre değişikliği, lenfadenopati, serum CA 19-9 yüksekliği ve kist büyüme hızının 2 yılda >5 mm olması yer alır. Tek başına BT görünümü histolojik dereceyi belirlemez.

Normalde

Normal pankreasta ana kanal ince, düzgün konturlu ve gövde boyunca izlenebilir; yan dallar belirgin kistik boşluklar oluşturmaz. Aynı anatomik düzeyde kanalın kalibresini, yan dal kistlerinin ana kanalla devamlılığını ve pankreas parankiminin gövde-kuyruk tarafında incelip incelmediğini karşılaştır.

Normal BT ile kıyasla

Aynı bölgenin, kaynak veri setinde patoloji içermediği belirtilen bir BT incelemesini kesit kesit kaydırın; organ sınırlarını açarak anatomiyi hasta görüntüsüyle karşılaştırın. Küçük rastlantısal bulgular tümüyle dışlanmamıştır.

Kaynak: TotalSegmentator v2.01 veri seti (Wasserthal ve ark., Radiology: Artificial Intelligence 2023), CC BY 4.0, vaka s0541; organ sınırları veri setinin otomatik segmentasyonundan, birleştirilerek sadeleştirildi. Görüntüler 2,5 mm kesit aralığına yeniden örneklendi.

Ayırıcı tanı

Yan dal IPMN
yan dal kistleri vardır, ancak ana kanalda neoplastik tutulum gösteren mural doku veya belirgin kanal değişikliği yoktur.
Müsinöz kistik neoplazm
çoğunlukla gövde-kuyrukta tek kitle oluşturur ve ana kanalla doğrudan bağlantı beklenmez.
Seröz kistik neoplazm
IPMN'den farklı olarak ana kanalla bağlantılı müsin üretimli papiller tutulum göstermez.
Pankreatik psödokist
pankreatit öyküsü ve çevresel inflamasyon eşlik edebilir; papiller kontrastlanan mural doku ve kanal kaynaklı çok odaklı patern beklenmez.
Pankreatik duktal adenokarsinom
fokal infiltratif hipoenhans kitle, ani kanal kesilmesi ve distal atrofi ön plandadır; yaygın kistik yan dal bağlantıları tipik değildir.

Tuzaklar

  • IPMN’de ana kanal segmental veya yaygın genişleyebilir; karma tip dağılımı tarif ederken ana kanal ve yan dal tutulumunu birlikte değerlendir.
  • İnce yan dal bağlantısı rutin aksiyel BT'de görünmeyebilir; negatif BT bağlantıyı dışlamaz, şüphede MRCP ile kanal ağacı daha iyi haritalanır.
  • Bağımlı mukus veya debris mural nodülü taklit edebilir; kontrast sonrası gerçek nodülde iç kontrastlanma aranır, BT belirsizse MR ya da EUS korelasyonu gerekir.
  • Ana pankreatik kanal genişlemesi kronik pankreatitte de görülebileceğinden, başka bir tıkayıcı neden dışlanmadan genişleme ana kanal tipi IPMN bileşeni olarak sınıflandırılmamalıdır.

Kendini dene

  1. BT’de ana kanal içinde kontrastlanan papiller dokuya ek olarak ana kanalla iletişimli yan dal kistleri görülüyor. Hangi dağılım tipi vardır?

    Cevabı göster

    Karma tip IPMN. Ana kanal ve yan dal sisteminin birlikte tutulması karma tip IPMN tanımına uyar.

  2. Pankreatit öyküsü olmayan hastada kanal boyunca kist kümeleri ve iç kontrastlanan odak görülüyor. Odak neyi düşündürür?

    Cevabı göster

    Mural neoplastik nodül. Kontrastlanan papiller yumuşak doku mural neoplastik nodül lehinedir. Mukus ve debris genellikle kontrastlanmaz; seröz kist septaları ise ana kanal içindeki papiller çıkıntı görünümünü açıklamaz.

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