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Aberrant pancreas to the duodenal site is a by no means simple problem of diagnosis as it is only rarely that X-ray, gastroscopy or biopsy suggest it. The case of aberrant pancreas in the duodenum, simulating a peptic lesion, is reported. Following an anatomo-pathological study, the typical aspects of the case are stressed.
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