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Purpose: The difficulty of initiative treatment in pancreatic lesions and the limited cytopathological assessment, as well as the high risk of malignity, operations are often planned with imaging methods without preoperative histological diagnosis. This study aimed at the detailed clinical and histopathological evaluation of 20 of the phenomena diagnosed with nonneoplastic lesions of the postoperative pancreas from the pancreatectomy occurring in 12 years. Methods and tools: 122 pancreatectomic phenomena in our clinic between 2004 and 2016 have been evaluated as retrospective with clinical findings and histopathological diagnoses in terms of nonneoplastic lesions of the pancreas. Results: In 20 of 122 pancreatectomy occurred (%16) nonneoplastic injury. In the histopathological study, 11 cases of chronic pancreatitis, 1 case of hematoma, 1 case of trauma secondary hemorrhagic necrosis, 1 case of psedocyst, 1 case of granulation tissue, 1 case of retention cyst, 1 case of coledoc cyst, 1 case of Castleman disease, 1 case of fat necrosis and 1 case of pathology were not observed. In addition, 1 of 3 chronic pancreatitis phenomena has been monitored with autoimmune pancreatitis and 1 is accompanied by ampulate adenomyoma and 1 psedocyst. In pancreatectomy cases, nonneoplastic injury clinical and histopathological analysis has been performed retrospectively.

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