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Kattepura S et al. – Pancreatic heterotopia is generally asymptomatic and occurs in gut–related sites. An antenatally detected subhepatic cyst was finally diagnosed to be a congenital biliary cystic dilatation with macroscopic Heinrich Type 2 pancreatic heterotopia. The embryogenesis and pathology of the malformation are discussed.

   

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