… patients with MEN 1 were (a), to determine the clinical and pathological features of gastrinomas
in a large series of patients… improve patients’ survival; and (c) in the most recent patients …

… features, we expected that we could define which factors influenced the clinical presentation.
Increased awareness of these features … the additional clinical features discussed in this …

… ulcérations reported in peptic ulcer patients without evidence for Zollinger-Ellison syn¬ …
could be at¬ tributed to the complications of the ZollingerEllison syndrome. Each of these patients …

… feature of the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome is rare and may go unrecognized (11) although it
has been reported in up to a third of patients … and was an additional feature in Cases 4 and 8 …

… features of Zollinger-Ellison … Zollinger-Ellison syndrome or ZollingerEllison syndrome with
MEN-I, and the determination of tumour extent can be delayed without detriment to the patient. …

… majority of patients demonstrate advanced or intractable ulcer symptoms, one third of
ZollingerEllison patients may otherwise resemble “garden-variety” peptic ulcer disease patients in …

Zollinger and Ellisonl in 1955 described two patients, each of whom had two entities:(1)
peptic ulcer disease so severe that it resisted all medical and surgical treatment short of total …

A42-year-old man is referred to you for evaluation of possible Zollinger–Ellison syndrome (ZES).
1 He gives an 8-year history of heartburn, for which he has been receiving increasing …

… Diarrhoea is an important diagnostic feature of the ZES, especially in the case of diarrhoea
associated with peptic ulcer. But when isolated, diagnosis of ZES may not be mentioned …

… As shown in Table 1, the clinical and laboratory characteristics of our patients with the
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome were similar to those of patients in other surgical series [1, 6, 12-14]. …