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Bronchial carcinoid in adolescents

Journal of Adolescent Health Care, 1990
Bronchial carcinoid is an uncommon entity in youth. To better understand the essentials of its diagnosis and management, we present two cases occurring in adolescent patients and a review of the literature. We emphasize the clinical and pathophysiologic aspects that facilitate its diagnosis.
C R, Edmonds, M R, Bye
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Atypical ossification in bronchial carcinoid

European Respiratory Journal, 1990
A patient is described with bronchial carcinoid and ossification in the surrounding bronchial wall. The osseous metaplasia was the only histologic abnormality discovered in bronchial biopsy specimens taken pre-operatively. We propose that underlying bronchial carcinoid tumour should be considered in isolated bronchial or bronchopulmonary ossification.
Noppen, Marc, Vanmaele, L., Frecourt, N., Impens, N., Welch, B., Schandevyl, W.   +5 more
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Bronchial Carcinoids

Oncology, 2009
This study investigated 22 patients with histologically proven primary bronchial carcinoids and in particular the relationship between assessment parameters and survival. In each patient, age, sex, smoking habits, mode of presentation, results of diagnostic investigations, methods of treatment and pathological examination of resected specimens were ...
Marios Froudarakis, Pierre Fournel, Gerard Burgard, Demosthenes Bouros, Simone Boucheron, Nikos M. Siafakas, André Emonot   +6 more
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Intraoperative bronchoscopy for bronchial carcinoid parenchymal-sparing resection: a pediatric case report

Pediatric Surgery International, 2011
Bronchial carcinoid tumors are the most common primary pulmonary neoplasm in the pediatric population. The widely accepted treatment for carcinoid tumors is surgical, specifically aiming at being as much as conservative on lung parenchyma, while the ...
Luca Pio, Alberto Garaventa, Oliviero Sacco   +2 more
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Carcinoid crisis after biopsy of a bronchial carcinoid

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1993
Pulmonary carcinoids are rarely associated with carcinoid syndromes and even less commonly with carcinoid crisis. Somatostatin analogues can control carcinoid syndrome or crisis with tumors of gastrointestinal origin. We report the successful use of a somatostatin analogue in preventing carcinoid crisis at the time of resection of an "active" bronchial
R, Karmy-Jones, E, Vallières
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Typical and atypical bronchial carcinoids

Respiratory Medicine, 1989
From January 1955 to April 1987 111 patients with bronchial carcinoid were operated on in our department. There were 62 males and 49 females with a mean age of 45.5 years. Preoperative histological diagnosis was achieved in 22 cases, while in five patients, a false positive diagnosis of small cell lung cancer was reported.
M, Torre, M, Barberis, B, Barbieri, E, Bonacina, P, Belloni   +4 more
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Bronchial Carcinoids and Hormonal Disorder

Southern Medical Journal, 1978
The relationship between bronchial carcinoids and hormonal disorder is reviewed in the light of a study of 24 patients with carcinoid tumors of the bronchus. In this series, two patients presented with manifestations of the polyendocrine disorder. The common origin of carcinoid tumors and other APUD cells from neural crest ectoderm provides a common ...
C, Marks, P H, Marks
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Computed Tomography of Bronchial Carcinoid

Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1986
Computed tomography was used to evaluate three patients with endobronchial tumors. In each case the mass showed enhancement following intravenous contrast medium administration. Each patient underwent surgical resection, and pathology showed carcinoid tumor in each case.
J M, Aronchick, J A, Wexler, B, Christen, W, Miller, D, Epstein, W B, Gefter   +5 more
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The Choice of Operation for Bronchial Carcinoids

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1981
In a review of the literature, 1,392 patients with bronchial carcinoids were found. Of these, there were 313 patients for whom individual data with regard to type of operation, follow-up period, and outcome were given. Actuarial curves for proportions of patients who had not died of the disease or who had not undergone reoperation for residual disease ...
T, Aberg, T, Blöndal, E, Nõu, J, Malmaeus   +3 more
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Recurrent Bronchial Carcinoid Tumor

Chest, 1989
Bronchial carcinoid tumors are considered to be of low grade malignancy, and if completely resected, to be cured. A patient with resection of a bronchial carcinoid presented 18 years later with superior vena caval obstruction, and carcinoid syndrome due to a recurrence. There was an excellent response to radiation.
C, Bernstein, J, McGoey, M, Lertzman
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