Diabetes and Weight Loss Are Associated With Malignancies in Patients With Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Neoplasms

Keyphrases

• Diabetes 100%
• Malignancy 100%
• Weight Loss 100%
• Intraductal Papillary mucinous Neoplasm 100%
• High-grade Dysplasia 44%
• Odds Ratio 33%
• Invasive Cancer 33%
• Patients with Diabetes 22%
• Invasive Carcinoma 22%
• Main Duct 22%
• Germany 11%
• Early Detection 11%
• Clinical Features 11%
• Morphological Characteristics 11%
• Early Prevention 11%
• Demographic Data 11%
• Pancreatic Resection 11%
• Without Diabetes 11%
• Clinical Laboratory Data 11%
• Clinical Pathology 11%
• Pathology Department 11%
• Pathology Data 11%
• Low-grade Dysplasia 11%
• Diabetes Prevalence 11%
• New Onset 11%
• Referral Center 11%
• Working Diagnosis 11%
• Increased Body Mass Index 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Diabetes 100%
• Cancer 100%
• Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Tumor 100%
• Dysplasia 50%
• Tumor Invasion 30%
• Odds Ratio 30%
• Patient with Diabetes 20%
• Invasive Carcinoma 20%
• Morphology 10%
• Prevalence 10%
• Body Mass Index 10%
• Clinical Pathology 10%
• Patient Referral 10%
• Clinical Diabetes 10%
• Surgery 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Tumor 100%
• Dysplasia 62%
• Odds Ratio 37%
• Tumor Invasion 37%
• Patient with Diabetes 25%
• Invasive Carcinoma 25%
• Body Mass 12%
• Practice Guideline 12%
• Prevalence 12%
• Patient Referral 12%
• Surgery 12%