Medical Case Details:
Presented with massive ascites n pleural effusion.ct scan shows bowel wall thickening...tumor markers like CA19-9 n CEA raised.Attached Files:
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Dr. Ujjawalkanti Ray
Pathologist
I think this is a ascitic fluid deposit wih MGG stain.
Most of the cells are fragile with cytoplasmic rupture. Bare nucleii are there. However so far I can few intact malignant cells it appears to be Adeno carcinoma of Pancreatic origin.
Pathologist
I think this is a ascitic fluid deposit wih MGG stain.
Most of the cells are fragile with cytoplasmic rupture. Bare nucleii are there. However so far I can few intact malignant cells it appears to be Adeno carcinoma of Pancreatic origin.
26.Aug, 10:26am
Dr. Mohammed Raees Tonse
Radiation Oncologist
Would recommend to do a PET scan. It will help to identify the origin of the disease
Radiation Oncologist
Would recommend to do a PET scan. It will help to identify the origin of the disease
29.Aug, 08:33am
