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Impact of age, comorbidities and relevant changes on surveillance strategy of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms: a competing risk analysis.

Stefano CrippaGiovanni MarchegianiGiulio BelfioriPaola Vittoria Maria RancoitaTommaso PolliniAnna BurelliLaura ApadulaMaria Giovanna ScaraleDavide SocciMarco BiancottoGiuseppe VanellaPaolo Giorgio ArcidiaconoGabriele CapursoRoberto SalviaMassimo Falconi
Published in: Gut (2024)
Although it is not uncommon the occurrence of changes considered by current guidelines as relevant during surveillance of low risk BD-IPMNs, malignancy rate is low and survival is significantly affected by competing patients' age and comorbidities. IPMN surveillance strategy should be tailored based on these features and modulated over time.
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