carcinoid tumourneuroendocrine tumour5-hydroxyindoleacetic acidsomatostatin analoguesCarcinoid tumours are the most common type of neuroendocrine tumour. They may release hormones such as serotonin, thus causing carcinoid syndrome, which commonly presents with symptoms such as flushing and diarrhoea. Carcinoid...
Neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) are increasing in both incidence and prevalence and, as a group, are more prevalent than either gastric, pancreatic, oesophageal or hepatobiliary adenocarcinomas, or any two of these cancers combined. Clinical awareness of the protean and intermittent symptoms of NETs (eg...
Tachycardia and hypertonia were recognised as untreated hyperthyreosis symptoms. Intestinal carcinoid was not suspected.doi:10.1007/s00580-004-0506-6S. ?tifterDepartment of Pathology,Rijeka Medical School,Brace Branchetta 20,51000 Rijeka, CroatiaM. Cindri?-Stan?in...
Therapy The extent of the tumour, its metastases, and secretory profile should be determined as far as possible before planning treatment (grade C). Surgery should be offered to patients who are fit and have limited disease—that is, primary±regional lymph nodes (grade C). 展开 ...
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There was no history of flushing, diarrhea, vomiting, urinary symptoms, food allergies, weight loss or fever. His family history was not significant. Physical examination revealed a healthy looking male with mild distress, a temperature of 101.2 degrees and blood pressure 120/80. He had severe ...
Carcinoid tumour and Crohn's disease. Tehrani MA, Carfrae DC. MA Tehrani,DC Carfrae - 《Br J Clin Pract》 被引量: 33发表: 1975年 Carcinoid tumors are 15 times more common in patients with Crohn's disease Background: The coexistence of intestinal neoplasms with Crohn's disease (CD) has...
The exact etiology of carcinoid flushing remains unknown, but the symptoms are probably mediated through release of one or several humoral substances. Flushing seen in fore-gut carcinoids (gastric carcinoids) has been ascribed to excessive histamine release, whereas flushing seen in mid-gut carcinoid...
and neuroendocrine carcinoma when of high grade.7 The hormone-producing capacity of neuroendocrine tumours might translate into overt endocrine syndromes depending on the cell type of which the tumour is made.6 Carcinoid syndrome is defined by various, often subtle, signs and symptoms including flushin...
CARCINOID TUMOUR: [CARCINOID SYNDROME] Carcinoid tumours may arise from gastrointestinal tract, bronchi, ovary and rectum. They are rare variety of neuroendocrine tumours, because of vague symptoms the diagnosis is usually delayed, unless presents with complications. Estimati... Sreekantha,Remya,V Chan...