A BRIEF survey of textbook descriptions concerned with the clinical pic-ture produced by pancreatic carcinoma will usually leave the reader with the impression that neoplasia, other than in the head of the organ, is of extreme rarity. Indeed, Aird,1 in a chapter of eight pages on carcinoma of the
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