Gastric Ulcer with Gastrocolic fistula due to a Zollinger- Ellison Syndrome (26of 33)
Case description
The radiological detection of endocrine tumors of the
pancreas poses a difficult challenge to the radiologist
because of the small size of most of these tumors and
frequently requires the combined use of different imaging
modalities. However, important progress in the detection of
these tumors by noninvasive means has been achieved
bythe introduction of CT and fast MRI and with the
combined use of ultrasound, CT and MRI a sensitivity of
more than 90% can nowadays be achieved.
pancreas poses a difficult challenge to the radiologist
because of the small size of most of these tumors and
frequently requires the combined use of different imaging
modalities. However, important progress in the detection of
these tumors by noninvasive means has been achieved
bythe introduction of CT and fast MRI and with the
combined use of ultrasound, CT and MRI a sensitivity of
more than 90% can nowadays be achieved.
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