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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Lett. 2012 May 19;324(2):179–185. doi: 10.1016/j.canlet.2012.05.013

Fig. 2 — A and B. The tail and the majority of the body of pancreas harboring the pancreatic tumors and the whole spleen were resected by ligating the pancreas proximal of the tumors with a 4-0 suture. C and D. The pancreatic tail and spleen were removed with a sterile scissor. E. Intraoperative GFP imaging was used to ensure a negative margin after the resection. F. Tumor presence in the resected pancreatic tail and spleen. Pa, pancreas; Sp, spleen. Black arrow head, tumor presence in spleen.

Fig. 2 — A and B. The tail and the majority of the body of pancreas harboring the pancreatic tumors and the whole spleen were resected by ligating the pancreas proximal of the tumors with a 4-0 suture. C and D. The pancreatic tail and spleen were removed with a sterile scissor. E. Intraoperative GFP imaging was used to ensure a negative margin after the resection. F. Tumor presence in the resected pancreatic tail and spleen. Pa, pancreas; Sp, spleen. Black arrow head, tumor presence in spleen.