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MRI view of the abdomen shows large multicystic mass in the body and tail of the pancreas with enhancement.
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Spiral CT scan and MRI of the abdomen revealed a large well-defined multiloculated cystic mass, measuring 11x10 cm with fine septation in the body and tail of the pancreas without any connection to the pancreatic duct, suspicious for a mucinous cystadenoma (Figure 1).
Gross examination shows already opened cystic mass of the pancreas.
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On pathologic examination, grossly there was a multiloculated gray cystic mass in the body and tail of the pancreas, filled with brown watery fluid (Figure 2).
Microscopic section shows large and dilated lymphatic channels lined with thin endothelium and lymphoid aggregates in the septa. (H&E, x100).
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Histological examination showed multiple large irregular cystic spaces lined by the endothelial cells with pinkish smooth fluid in the lumen and extensive lymphoid aggregation and lymphoid follicles between them, consisting of cystic lymphangioma (Figure 3).