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A Case of Gastric Aberrant Pancreas

Aberrant pancreas is defined as pancreatic tissue that has neither anatomic nor vascular continuity with the normally located pancreas [2]. Aberrant pancreas is frequently asymptomatic but may cause intussusception or complications from inflammation. In this work, we will present a case of a patient who presents epigastralgia and upper endoscopy has objectified an aberrant pancreas. The patient underwent surgery which confirmed the diagnosis.