A study, involving 14 international Centres, and enrolling more than 2000 patients, newly diagnosed with adrenal masses, over 6 years, has allowed researchers led by Professor Wiebke Arlt (Birmingham) to develop and assess the accuracy of a simple urine test which, with MRI/CT scans, may speed up diagnosis of adrenal cancer.
This can improve patients’ prognosis and reduces the need for more invasive diagnostics.
The UK and the Republic of Ireland run the only formal national programme for liver transplantation in patients with neuroendocrine tumours, and evidence shows those transplanted ...
Ongoing variability in the supply of pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) — particularly Creon® 25,000iu capsules — has left some people struggling to obtain their prescription. ...