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Table 1 Characteristics of 72 patients with gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors

From: Characteristics and treatment results of patients with gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors in a tertiary care centre

Item

Number (%)

Age

 Median

51

 Range

(27–82)

Sex

 Males

38 (52.8)

 Females

34 (47.2)

Presenting symptoms

 Incidental

8 (11)

 Flushing/diarrhea

7 (10)

Primary tumor location

 Pancreas

21 (29.2)

 Other GIa tract

51 (70.8)

Ki-67

  ≤ 2%

35 (48.6)

 3–20%

23 (31.9)

  > 20%

8 (11.1)

Not done

6 (8.3)

Pathology

 Gastrinoma

1 (1.4)

 Insulinoma

1 (1.4)

 Paraganglioma

1 (1.4)

NET/NECb

69 (95.8)

WHO classification, 2017

 Well-differentiated, G1c

41 (57)

 Well-differentiated, G2

21 (29)

 Well-differentiated, G3

4 (6)

 Neuroendocrine carcinoma

5 (7)

 Unknown

1 (1)

Disease stage

 Localized

33 (45.8)

 Metastatic

39 (54.2)

Metastatic organ involvement

 Lung

11 (15.3)

 Liver

31 (43.1)

 Peritoneum

8 (11.1)

 Lymph nodes

20 (27.8)

 Bone

6 (8.3)

Alkaline phosphatase

 Normal

48 (66.7)

 Elevated

23 (31.9)

 Not done

1 (1.4)

Chromogranin A level

 Normal

11 (15.3)

 Elevated

13 (18.1)

 Not done

48 (66.7)

  1. a GI Gastrointestinal, b NET Neuroendocrine tumor, NEC Neuroendocrine carcinoma, c G Grade