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Osteoblastic metastases in carcinoma of pancreas.

The following case is presented because densely osteoblastic osseous secondary deposits were subsequently proven to be metastases from a carcinoma of pancreas. We have been unable to find a similar case in the literature. A male patient, aged 63 years, presented on 24.6.69 as an emergency with abdominal pain after a long history of semi-invalidism. Thirteen years previously he had suffered from tuberculous meningitis, which was successfully treated. Radiographs of chest and lumbar spine were normal after the treatment.