Table 1 Sex, age, imaging characteristics, and suspected preoperative diagnosis of the ITPN-patients.

From: Imaging features of intraductal tubulopapillary neoplasm of the pancreas and its differentiation from conventional pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma

Case

Age/sex

Pathology

Available imaging

Location

Lesion size (cm)

Diameter MPD (mm)

Attenuation characteristics (venous phase)

Suspected preoperative diagnosis

1

36/m

ITPN with associated carcinoma (AC)

CT and MRI

Head

5.5

12

Isodense/-intense

Solid lesion

2

61/m

ITPN with AC

MRI

Head

6.3

10

NA

PDAC

3

87/f

ITPN with AC

CT

Head

8.7

4

Hypodense

MCN

4

63/m

ITPN with AC

CT

Head

5.4

5

Isodense

Solid lesion

5

65/m

ITPN with AC

CT and MRI

Head

2.1

4

Hypodense/-intense

PDAC

6

72/f

ITPN with AC

CT and MRI

Head

2.3

9

Hypodense/-intense

Solid lesion with ductal component

7

74/f

ITPN with AC

CT

Head

3

6

Isodense

Isoattenuating PDAC

8

58/f

ITPN with AC

CT and MRI

Tail

2.3

3

Hypodense/-intense

Intrapancreatic cystic lesion

9

68/m

ITPN with AC

CT

Head

2.8

4

Isodense

Isoattenuating PDAC

10

52/m

ITPN with AC

CT and MRI

Head

4.1

10

Hypodense/-intense

PDAC

11

75/f

ITPN with AC

MRI

Body

3.3

10

NA

MT-IPMN with ductal component

12

54/m

ITPN with AC

CT and MRI

Head

3.1

12

Isodense/-intense

Solid lesion with ductal component

  1. MPD main pancreatic duct, ITPN intraductal tubulopapillary neoplasm, CT computed tomography, MRI magnetic resonance imaging, NA not available, PDAC pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, MCN mucinous cystic neoplasm.