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Endocrine Neoplasms of the Pancreas: Pathologic and Genetic Features

2009-03-01

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Abstract Context.—Pancreatic endocrine neoplasms (PENs) are diagnostically challenging tumors whose natural history is largely unknown. Histopathology allows the distinction of 2 categories: poorly differentiated high-grade carcinomas and well-differentiated neoplasms. The latter include more than 90% of PENs whose clinical behavior varies from indolent to malignant and cannot be predicted by their morphology. Obj...

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5a7ff021-146a-5b86-9366-95b229e8346d
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10.5858/133.3.350
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