Abstract
The diagnostic approach to solid pancreatic masses has significantly evolved from the era when a focal pancreatic mass was almost synonymous to pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, to a wide spectrum of pancreatic lesions, some of which have good prognosis. With the advent of advanced diagnostic tools, particularly refined imaging and tissue acquisition techniques, a broader spectrum of differential diagnoses has been recognized, encompassing conditions ranging from neuroendocrine tumors or inflammatory masses, to rare entities like metastatic clear cell sarcoma or solitary fibrous tumors. We herein discuss case reports of some rare pancreatic lesions, which were diagnosed by combining clinical and imaging features and endoscopic ultrasound-guided tissue sampling and confirmed on surgical specimens. Further reports on these rare pancreatic tumors will contribute to a better understanding of their pathogenesis and effective management.