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#4612 Intraoperative beta-probe for pathological tissue detection in GEP-NET patients: A prospective phase II trial

Introduction: Accurate localisation of gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumours (GEP-NET) is essential for successful radical surgery. Radio guided surgery (RGS) is an innovative technique that may enhance lesion detection.

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Presenting Author: Bertani E

Authors: Bertani E, Fumagalli Romario U, Collamati F, Ferrari M, Mattana F,

Keywords: radio guided surgery, surgery, neuroendocrine tumour, GEP-NET, gastrointestinal tumour,

#4045 Radio-guided surgery with a new generation β-probe for radiolabelled somatostatin analogue, in patients with small intestinal neuroendocrine tumors – A Phase II surgical trial

Introduction: Radio-guided surgery (RGS) proved to be promising in neuroendocrine tumors (NETs). Previous studies showed high sensitivity but low specificity using gamma probes to detect radiation emitted by radio-labelled somatostatin analogues.

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Presenting Author: Danieli M

Authors: Bertani E, Fumagalli Romario U, Collamati F, Mattana F, Fazio N,

Keywords: Radio-guided surgery, small-intestinal neuroendocrine tumor, small-intestinal resection, beta-probe, radiolabelled somatostatine analogues, surgery, lymphadenectomy,

#3878 Accuracy of intra-operative beta probe in GEP-NET patients – Preliminary data from a prospective study

Introduction: An accurate identification of GEP-NENs localization is crucial to achieve radical surgery. Radio guided surgery (RGS) is considered an innovative and promising surgical procedures that could help to identify smallest lesions.

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Presenting Author: Mattana F

Authors: Mattana F, Zuccotti G, Barone A, Muraglia L, Collamati F,

Keywords: radio-guided-surgery, Nuclear medicine, GEP-NEN, surgery,