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Pancreatoblastoma is an uncommon pediatric neoplasm with distinct acin
ar and squamoid cell differentiation. This tumor often contains neuroe
ndocrine and/or mesenchymal components. Pancreatoblastoma is exceeding
ly rare in adults, with only eight cases described (Table 1). We repor
t a 68-yr-old white female with adult pancreatoblastoma, the oldest pa
tient, to date, diagnosed with this unusual malignancy.