LESIONES HIPERVASCULARES PANCRÉATICAS
Palabras clave:
lesiones, hipervasculares, diagnóstico, diferencial, pancreas, pancreáticoResumen
1 Diagnóstico diferencial de las lesiones pancreáticas únicas o múltiples hipervasculares en el contexto de pacientes con antecedente oncológico de tumor primario hipervascular, fundamentalmente en el carcinoma renal. El problema clínico-radiológico que se plantea para distinguir entre una metástasis de carcinoma de células renales (fuerte tropismo para metastatizar en páncreas), y los mucho más frecuentes TNE.
2 Lesiones hipervasculares pancreáticas únicas vs múltiples en pacientes sin antecedentes oncológicos previos en el contexto de TNE único o Síndromes familiares (Men1, Sd VHL..)
3 Lesión hipervascular única en páncreas confirmada con AP como TNE y con comportamiento radiológico discretamente atípico en las pruebas de imagen.
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