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#3967 10 years' experience of managing small intestinal neuroendocrine tumors at an ENETS Centre of Excellence

Introduction: Small intestinal NET (SINET) are often diagnosed at advanced stages and may require multiple lines of therapy (multimodal) to attain disease control.

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Authors: Clift A, Drymousis P, von Roon A, Humphries A, Goldin R,

Keywords: small bowel, surgery, multimodal,

#3549 Patient characteristics in metastatic neuroendocrine tumors of gastric origin

Introduction: Gastric neuroendocrine tumors are also termed gastric carcinoids (GC) and are generally divided in to 3 types. Type 1 are associated with atrophic gastritis and pernicious anaemia, they tend to be multifocal and said not to metastasise. Type 2 GCs are driven by a gastrinomas and tend to be multifocal also. Type 3 are said to be random, solitary, and have a high risk of metastasising.

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Authors: Vickrage S, Humphries S, Coldham C, Shah T,

Keywords: gastric NET, gastric carcinoid, type 1 gastric carcinoid, type 3 gastric carcinoid,

#3485 Small Bowel NET – Is it better to be diagnosed after long-term symptoms or acutely?

Introduction: NET patients present in many different ways and those with small bowel NET can have a particularly difficult journey to diagnosis. If this leads to a delayed diagnosis, does this also mean poorer survival and outcomes compared to those who present in another manner?

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Authors: Coldham C, Humphries S, Shah T,

Keywords: small bowel NET presentation, small bowel NET outcome,