PMC6969321_01
Gross appearance of abdomen (Case 1)
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F1
The gross appearance of the abdomen at autopsy revealed hemorrhagic ascites, a cluster formation with adhesion by adjacent abdominal organs and tissues (Fig. 1), and dissemination of multiple white nodules in the peritoneum.
Microscopic picture of pancreatic cancer (case 1)
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F2
The final pathological diagnosis was well-poor differentiated adenocarcinoma of the PC (Fig. 2).
PMC6969321_02
Gross appearance of abdomen (case 2)
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F3
On autopsy, the gross appearance of the abdomen revealed some metastatic nodules in the liver (Fig. 3).
Microscopic picture of pancreatic cancer (case 2)
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F4
Microscopically the main tumor was diagnosed as well differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma with a component of papillary adenocarcinoma and mucinous carcinoma (Fig. 4).