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. 2019 Sep 20;6(1):e000336. doi: 10.1136/bmjgast-2019-000336

Table 2.

Clinical details of patients undergoing surgical intervention

Patient Reason for referral EUS total Length of EUS surveillance (months) Spigelman stage Macroscopic ampullary disease Ampullary polyp size (mm) Kashiwagi classificaiton EUS findings Surgery Cancer Surgical histology Outcome/further details
1 EUS at referring hospital suggestive of early ampullary cancer 8 89 IV Present 40 Major Transient small lymph nodes and CBD dilatation Laparotomy Ampullary Last EUS confirmed ampullary adenocarcinoma on biopsy. Attempted pancreaticoduodenectomy abandoned due to extensive desmoid disease
2 High grade dysplasia in duodenal polyposis 1 IV Absent Polyp ulceration Pancreaticoduodenectomy Duodenal pT3N0 duodenal adenocarcinoma Died of metastatic duodenal cancer 3 years postoperatively
3 5 cm ampullary polyp 1 III Present 57 Major None Pancreaticoduodenectomy TVA with focal HGD
4 3 cm ampullary polyp 1 III Present 35 Major None Pancreaticoduodenectomy TVA with focal HGD
5 3 cm ampullary polyp 3 64 III Present 15 Major Polyp ulceration Laparotomy Attempted pancreaticoduodenectomy abandoned due to extensive desmoid disease. Returned to EUS surveillance
6 2.5 cm ampullary polyp 1 III Present 30 Major Double duct sign Pancreaticoduodenectomy TVA with LGD
7 2 cm ampullary polyp 1 IV Present 10 Major None Total pancreatectomy, duodenectomy & splenectomy Duodenal Unavailable Discharged back to referrer as desmoid disease precluded prophylactic surgery. Developed duodenal cancer 4 years after discharge. Surgery performed at other hospital. Patient died from short gut syndrome 1 year postoperatively
8 Multiple ampullary polyps 2 6 III Present 15 Major Transient PD dilatation Pancreaticoduodenectomy Ampullary T3N1 ampullary adenocarcinoma Developed metastatic disease 2 years postoperatively
9 Severe duodenal polyposis and 1 cm ampulla 1 IV Present 15 Major PD dilatation Pancreaticoduodenectomy TVA with focal MGD
10 Severe duodenal polyposis not amenable to endoscopic management 1 III Present 7 Minor None Total pancreatectomy, duodenectomy & splenectomy Widespread duodenal polyposis, no malignancy
11 Duodenal polyposis not amenable to endoscopic management 2 21 II Present “Large” Major None Pancreaticoduodenectomy Duodenal Unavailable Moved out of area. Developed duodenal cancer 5 years after discharge. Developed metastatic disease 2 years postoperatively
12 Severe duodenal polyposis not amenable to endoscopic management 3 21 III Unknown Unknown Unknown None Laparotomy Attempted pancreaticoduodenectomy abandoned due to extensive desmoid disease

Transient EUS finding defined as present in a previous EUS procedure but resolved in the last preoperative EUS.

EUS, endoscopic ultrasound;HGD, high-grade dysplasia; LGD, low-grade dysplasia; MGD, moderate-grade dysplasia; PD, pancreatic duct; TVA, tubulovillous adenoma.