Surgical Management, Preoperative Tumor Localization, and Histopathology of 80 Patients Operated on for Insulinoma
Surgical Management, Preoperative Tumor Localization, and Histopathology of 80 Patients Operated on for Insulinoma
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DOI:
10.1210/jc.2019-01204
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发表时间:
2019-12-01
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Knigge, Ulrich
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作者:
Andreassen, Mikkel;Ilett, Emma;Knigge, Ulrich
Introduction: Diagnosis and pathological classification of insulinomas are challenging.Aim: To characterize localization of tumors, surgery outcomes, and histopathology in patients with insulinoma.Methods: Patients with surgically resected sporadic insulinoma were included.Results: Eighty patients were included. Seven had a malignant tumor. A total of 312 diagnostic examinations were performed: endoscopic ultrasonography (EUS; n = 59; sensitivity, 70%), MRI (n=33; sensitivity, 58%), CT (n=55; sensitivity, 47%), transabdominal ultrasonography (US; n=45; sensitivity, 40%), somatostatin receptor imaging (n = 17; sensitivity, 29%), F-18-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/CT (n = 1; negative), percutaneous transhepatic venous sampling (n = 10; sensitivity, 90%), arterial stimulation venous sampling (n = 20; sensitivity, 65%), and intraoperative US (n = 72; sensitivity, 89%). Fourteen tumors could not be visualized. Invasive methods were used in 7 of these 14 patients and localized the tumor in all cases. Median tumor size was 15 mm(range, 7 to 80 mm). Tumors with malignant vs benign behavior showed less staining for insulin (3 of 7 vs 66 of 73; P = 0.015) and for proinsulin (3 of 6 vs 58 of 59; P < 0.001). Staining for glucagon was seen in 2 of 6 malignant tumors and in no benign tumors (P < 0.001). Forty-three insulinomas stained negative for somatostatin receptor subtype 2a.Conclusion: Localization of insulinomas requires many different diagnostic procedures. Most tumors can be localized by conventional imaging, including EUS. For nonvisible tumors, invasive methods may be a useful diagnostic tool. Malignant tumors showed reduced staining for insulin and proinsulin and increased staining for glucagon.