A recent autopsy case study reveals multiple liver metastases originating from minute pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma, initially misdiagnosed as primary hepatic acinar cell carcinoma. This finding underscores the complexity of diagnosing pancreatic tumors and their metastatic behavior.
autopsy case of multiple liver metastases from minute pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma clinically diagnosed as primary hepatic acinar cell carcinoma
Original title: “An autopsy case of multiple liver metastases from minute pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma clinically diagnosed as primary hepatic acinar cell carcinoma.”