Pancreatic cystic lesion without worrisome features. Patient < 80. Cyst < 1.5 cm. Patient 65 to 79.
How long has the lesion been stable?
Newly discovered or less than 10 years.
NOT stable. There is interval growth.
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Notes:
Interval growth of cyst: For cysts < 0.5 cm, growth is represented by a 100% increase in long-axis diameter; for cysts >= 0.5 cm and < 1.5 cm, a 50% increase in long-axis diameter; and for cysts >= 1.5 cm, a 20% increase in long-axis diameter.
If the lesion has interval growth during the follow-up, but has been stable again since, please follow the “interval growth” follow-up algorithm. Annual follow-up for a minimal of 10 years since the last period of interval growth is recommended.