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How do you approach rising gastrin and chromogranin levels without radiographic evidence of disease in patients with gastrinoma that has been fully resected?

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Medical Oncology · Yale School of Medicine

We see this scenario with some frequency - rising hormone or peptide levels in functional NETs without radiographic evidence of disease. My next step would be to get the new Ga68 DOTA TATE PET/CT - essentially a new generation octreoscan with high sensitivity and specificity. These scans often pick ...

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