… The neuroendocrine tumour of the gastroenterict tract can cause vague abdominal symptoms
and may be diagnosed … tumour and the availability of specialized imaging techniques and …

… for pituitary tumour disease by determination of serum prolactin hormone levels. The various
imaging techniques were compared for their diagnostic efficacy in localizing tumours and …

… or diagnosed neuroendocrine tumours, SPECT/CT appears to further increase the diagnostic
accuracy … Furthermore, in the present study group, SPECT/CT imaging impacted on patient …

… For example, in neuroendocrine tumours, a high uptake indicates a well-differentiated
histotype more likely to respond well to therapy, whereas a low uptake, or no uptake at all, is gener…

… tumours has increased substantially (figure 2), which may partly reflect increased diagnosis
… availability of advanced endoscopic and radiological imaging. Clinical behaviour of GEP …

… positron emission tomography (PET) imaging which has been registered since 2006 in …
Neuroendocrine tumour (NET) imaging is part of its registered indications.NET functional imaging …

… -diethylenetriaminepentaacetate (DTPA)-octreotide was introduced for the diagnosis and
staging of neuroendocrine tumours, and this method is now used routinely in clinical practice. …

… Metaiodobenzylguanidine (MIBG) scintigraphy, although contributive for various
neuroendocrine tumours, is less sensitive than SRS in diagnosing ETP and is not routinely used. …

… There are no consistent data regarding the prognosis of non-pure NE endometrial
tumours; however, the cases we illustrate were diagnosed in advanced FIGO stages, IV-B (distant …

… Both radionuclides may exert a complementary role in the imaging of neuroendocrine
tumours [13, 16], as occasionally scintigraphy with 123IMIBG may demonstrate uptake in non-…