A 45 yrs female presents with recurrent epigastric abdominal pain and jaundice. USG shows clausters of cysts, cysts are having lobulated margins, in the head of pancreas. MR reveals a multicystic mass with a bunch of grapes appearance and a grossly dialated pancreatic duct. The most probable diagnosis is:

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A 45 yrs female presents with recurrent epigastric abdominal pain and jaundice. USG shows clausters of cysts, cysts are having lobulated margins, in the head of pancreas. MR reveals a multicystic mass with a bunch of grapes appearance and a grossly dialated pancreatic duct. The most probable diagnosis is:

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