Abdominal Pain, Duodenal Ulcer, Portal Hypertension:Unusual "Pancreatic Mass"

This patient was a young man with a pancreatic mass that invaded the duodenum and portal vein, leading to ascites and gastrointestinal bleeding. The condition of this patient was complicated, and the diagnosis and treatment was difficult. After the multidisciplinary team participated in the discussion, the diagnosis was considered to be pancreatic tuberculosis. A variety of drug side effects occurred during the anti-tuberculosis treatment. After timely adjustment of the plan, a good treatment result was obtained. Pancreatic tuberculosis is a rare disease. The diagnosis and treatment of this patient reflects the significance of multidisciplinary team on the diagnosis and treatment of difficult diseases.