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World J Gastroenterol. Dec 14, 2013; 19(46): 8687-8695
Published online Dec 14, 2013. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i46.8687
Published online Dec 14, 2013. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i46.8687
Table 1 Clinical and histopathological characteristics of the study patients
Patient No. | No. of lesions | Size, largest lesion (mm) | Ki-67% | CT before Tx | SRS/68Ga before Tx | Distant mets | Gastrin (40-108 mU/L) | Surgery | Residual disease | SSA/monthly dosage (mg) | Outcome | F/U Period (mo) | |
at Dx | Last | ||||||||||||
1 | multiple | 15 | 2% | - | Uptake (stomach, LN) | no | 1811 | 125 | wedge resection | no | Som A 90 | cure | 108 |
2 | solitary | 35 | 2% | Liver mets | Uptake (stomach, Liver) | liver | - | - | Billroth 2 + LN | liver | no | SD | 84 |
3 | multiple | 21 | 2% | Liver mets | Uptake (stomach, Liver) | liver | 2204 | 325 | none | liver | San LAR 30 | CR | 36 |
4 | multiple | 55 | 20% | Stomach lesion | Uptake (stomach) | diaphragm | 1800 | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | San LAR 30 | cure | 24 |
5 | multiple | 25 | 1% | Stomach lesion | Uptake (stomach, LN) | no | 1403 | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | no | cure | 18 |
6 | multiple | - | 15% | Hepato-gastric ligament LN | no data | no | - | - | ER | no | no | cure | 12 |
7 | solitary | 17 | 4% | LN | Uptake (stomach, LN) | no | 700 | 600 | wedge resection | no | no | cure | 132 |
8 | multiple | 15 | 1% | Liver mets and LN | Uptake (LN, Liver) | liver | 407 | 190 | ER, largest | liver | San LAR 30 + INF 50 mcg/wk | PR | 36 |
9 | solitary | 10 | 1% | Liver mets and LN | no data | liver | - | - | wedge resection | no | no | cure | 360 |
10 | solitary | 30 | 5% | Stomach lesion | no uptake | no | 5130 | 43 | Billroth 2 + LN | no | none | cure | 120 |
11 | multiple | 17 | 1% | - | no uptake | no | - | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | none | cure | 168 |
12 | multiple | 14 | 5% | - | no uptake | no | - | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | none | cure | 72 |
13 | solitary | 47 | 15% | - | Uptake (stomach, Liver) | liver | 5470 | 45 | ER | liver | none | SD | 120 |
14 | multiple | 30 | 2% | - | Uptake (LN, Liver) | liver | 1336 | 335 | ER, recurrent | liver | none | SD | 48 |
15 | multiple | 10 | 2% | No pathology | no uptake | no | 3500 | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | none | cure | 48 |
16 | multiple | 30 | 2% | Stomach lesion | no data | no | - | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | none | cure | 36 |
17 | solitary | - | 1% | Liver mets | Uptake (liver) | liver | 1612 | 10 | Billroth 2 + LN | liver | none | SD | 36 |
18 | multiple | 20 | - | Stomach lesion, mesenteric and gastro-hepatic LN | no data | no | 506 | - | wedge resection | no | none | cure | 60 |
19 | multiple | 20 | - | No pathology | no uptake | no | 1600 | - | Billroth 2 + LN | no | none | cure | 72 |
20 | multiple | 15 | - | Liver mets | Uptake (stomach, Liver) | liver | 458 | 336 | ER | liver | San LAR 30 | SD | 72 |
Table 2 Factors of significance in the suspicion of metastatic gastric carcinoid type 1 n (%)
Characteristics | All GCA1 patients (n = 254) | Metastatic GCA1 patients (n = 20) | P value at diagnosis (metastatic vs all GCA1) |
Age (yr), mean ± SD | 58.5 ± 12.7 | 55.1 ± 12.8 | 0.050 |
Size of largest tumor (mm, mean ± SD) | 7.9 ± 12.1 | 20.14 ± 11 | < 0.001 |
Ki-67 (%, mean ± SD) | 1.9 ± 2.4 | 6.8 ± 11.2 | < 0.001 |
Symptomatic | 112 (44) | 18 (90) | < 0.001 |
Gastrin levels (mI/L, mean ± SD) at diagnosis | 898 ± 418 | 2138.4 ± 1562 | < 0.001 |
Table 3 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients included in the study n (%)
Characteristics | All patients n = 20 |
Age (yr), mean ± SD | 55.1 ± 12.8 |
Male:female, n | 9:11 |
Caucasians | 95% |
Size of primary tumor (mm), mean ± SD | 20.14 ± 11 |
Symptomatic | 18 (90) |
Atrophic gastritis | 20 (100) |
Other autoimmune diseases | 2 (10) |
Familial aggregation | 3 (15) |
Table 4 Features associated with the diagnosis of gastric carcinoid type 1 in our patients
Patient No. | Vitamin B12 levels (n. 180-670 pmol/L) | APCA | Gastrin levels (n. 40-108 mU/L) | Prior use of PPIs | 1st gastroscopy (macroscopic) | Histo-pathology | H.Pylori |
1 | 45 | positive (1/20) | 1811 | no | multiple | CAG + IM | negative |
2 | 165 | positive | - | no | solitary | CAG + IM + NECH | - |
3 | 333 | positive (1:160) | 2204 | no | multiple | CAG + NECH | negative |
4 | 186 | positive (1:20) | 1800 | no | multiple | CAG + NECH | negative |
5 | 104 | positive (1:20) | 1403 | no | multiple | CAG + NECH | negative |
6 | 122 | positive (1:80) | - | no | multiple | CAG | - |
7 | 121 | - | 700 | no | solitary | CAG + IM + NECH | - |
8 | 86 | - | 407 | no | multiple | CAG + IM + NECH | - |
9 | 50 | - | - | no | solitary | CAG + NECH | - |
10 | - | positive (1:40) | 5130 | no | solitary | CAG | - |
11 | - | - | - | no | multiple | CAG | - |
12 | - | - | - | no | multiple | CAG | - |
13 | 184 | positive (1:160) | 5470 | no | solitary | CAG | - |
14 | 121 | positive | 1336 | no | multiple | CAG | - |
15 | 215 | - | 3500 | no | multiple | CAG | - |
16 | - | - | - | no | multiple | CAG + IM + NECH | - |
17 | 345 | - | 1612 | no | solitary | CAG | - |
18 | 130 | - | 506 | no | multiple | CAG | - |
19 | 181 | - | 1600 | no | multiple | CAG | negative |
20 | 167 | positive | 458 | no | multiple | CAG | - |
- Citation: Grozinsky-Glasberg S, Thomas D, Strosberg JR, Pape UF, Felder S, Tsolakis AV, Alexandraki KI, Fraenkel M, Saiegh L, Reissman P, Kaltsas G, Gross DJ. Metastatic type 1 gastric carcinoid: A real threat or just a myth? World J Gastroenterol 2013; 19(46): 8687-8695
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v19/i46/8687.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v19.i46.8687