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Table 2 Characteristics of imaging studies

From: Relationship between clinical characteristics and survival of gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms: A single-institution analysis (1995–2012) in South China

Imaging studies

Site

Manifestation

Case tested

Positive tests

    

n

%

Endoscopy

gastrointestinal tract

 

75

74

98.7

 Gastroscope

 esophagus, stomach, duodenum

ulcer type, bulge type, invasive type

34

34

100

 Duodenoscope

 duodenum

bulge type

3

3

100

 Small intestinal endoscope

 jejunum/ileum

small intestinal hemorrhage

2

1

50.0

 Colonoscope

 rectum, appendix

polypoid prominences, submucosal uplift,cauliflower-like neoplasm

36

36

100

Ultrasound

pancreas, liver, gallbladder, cho- ledoch

hypoechoic masses, well delimited andvascularized

63

49

77.8

EUS

pancreas, duodenum, stomach

hypoechoic masses

37

34

91.9

CT scan

pancreas, liver, stomach

local space-occupying lesions

123

98

91.9

MRI

pancreas, duodenum, biliary

local space-occupying lesions

20

19

95.0

PET-CT

pancreas, rectum

local space-occupying lesions

20

19

95.0

  1. EUS, endoscopic ultrasonography; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnatic resonance imaging; PET-CT, positron emission computed tomography imaging.