Fig. 6. Tumor involved pancreas from patient 3.

a Although not visible on clinical imaging, this large pancreatic tumor was grossly identifiable at post-mortem. This tumor (5.7 × 2.5 × 1.3 cm³) was unlikely to have developed during the one-month span of time between the last imaging study and death (Table 3). b H&E confirmed the specimen to be 100% tumor (as scored by a clinical, board-certified breast cancer pathologist. Scale bar: 600 μm. c ×20 magnification of H&E.