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[Successful resection of a gastric aberrant pancreas causing gastrointestinal bleeding by laparoscopy and endoscopy cooperative surgery].

A man in his 50s was admitted to our hospital for treatment of hematemesis. Endoscopy revealed arterial bleeding from a gastric submucosal tumor and endoscopic hemostasis was successful. However, surgical resection was contemplated to prevent recurrent bleeding and for making a definitive diagnosis. Surgical resection was eventually performed by laparoscopy and endoscopy cooperative surgery (LECS), and the tumor was pathologically diagnosed to be a gastric aberrant pancreas. We think that LECS is suitable for a gastric aberrant pancreas causing gastrointestinal bleeding, because the procedure is effective for tumor resection with minimal removal of the stomach wall.