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STANDARDIZED CARCINOID-ISLET CELL (NETS) PATIENT PROTOCOL FOR PRE-OPERATIVE, INTRA-OPERATIVE AND POST- OPERATIVE CARE

Patients with Carcinoid/ Syndrome

Patients with islet cell tumors

PRE-OPERATIVE

PRE-OPERATIVE

  1. Serum Chromogranin A, Neurokinin A, pancreastatin, Substance- P, Octreotide levels (Sandostatin), Serotonin (prefer ISI 1-800-255-2873 or Quest)
  2. 5-HIAA 24 hr urine (keep on ice)-done locally.
  3. OCTREOSCAN 4hr planar images, 24 planar and SPECT images and later delayed films if possible fusion images are optimal.
  4. CT of Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis with oral and IV contrast (unless allergic) as baseline
  1. OCTREOSCAN 4hr planar images, 24 planar and spect images and later delayed films if necessary
  2. CT of Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis as baseline
  3. Prefer ISI (1-800-255-2873) or Quest for the following peptide screening assays.
  4. Chromogranin- A
    Gastrin
    Glucagon
     Insulin
    C-peptide
    VIP
    Neurotensin
    Ghrelin
    Somatostatin (SRIF-14)
    Motilin
    PTH (Parathyroid hormone)
    Growth Hormone
    Insulin-like Growth Factor 1
    Octreotide levels  (Sandostatin) if patient is on this drug
  5.  

INTRA-OPERATIVE - PATHOLOGY

INTRA-OPERATIVE - PATHOLOGY

From tissues get slides stained for Chromogranin A, ki-67 and Factor VIII
Specifically we need to know:
The percent of tumor cells that are positive for CGA and ki-67.

 

From tissues get slides stained for Chromogranin A, ki-67
Specifically we need to know
 The percent of tumor cells that are positive for CGA and ki-67.
Neuron specific enolase, specific peptides (as identified by above assays) and synaptophysin staining should also be done.

POST OP FOLLOW UP

POST OP FOLLOW UP

    FIRST TWO YEARS

    1.     EVERY 3 MONTHS:
         A.    Serum CHROMOGRANIN A, pancreastatin (prefer Quest ot ISI). Others based on values that were elevated preoperatively on screening
         B.     5-HIAA 24 hr urine (keep on ice)

    2.     EVERY 6 MONTHS
         A.   
    OCTREOSCAN 4 hr planar images, 24 planar and spect images and later delayed films if necessary
         B.    CT of Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis as baseline
         C.    Octreotide levels (Sandostatin levels)

    STARTING YEAR 3

    1.     EVERY 6 MONTHS
         A.   
    Serum Chromogranin-A (prefer Quest or ISI)
         B.    5-HIAA 24 hr urine (keep on ice)
         C.    Select lab tests for only high range peptides from initial peptide profile

    2.     EVERY YEAR, 6 months from CT scan
         A.   
    OCTREOSCAN 4 hr planar images, 24 planar and spect images and later delayed films if necessary

    3.     EVERY YEAR- 6 months from Octreoscan
    CT of specific areas of tumors unless new          symptoms or new lesions suspected

    FIRST TWO YEARS

    1.    EVERY 3 MONTHS
        
    A.   Labs for high range peptides identified in the initial ISLET CELL SCREENING ASSAYS
         B.    Octreotide levels (Sandostatin) if patient is on this drug
         C. Chromogranin-A

    2.     EVERY 6 MONTHS
         A.   
    OCTREOSCAN 4 hr planar images, 24 planar and spect images and later delayed films if necessary
         B.    CT of Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis as baseline
         C. Chromogranin-A

       STARTING YEAR 3

    1.     EVERY 6 MONTHS
         A.   
    Labs for high range peptides from the ISLET CELL SCREENING ASSAYS
         B.    Octreotide levels if on drug
         C.     Chromogranin-A

    2. EVERY YEAR-6 months from CT scans
         A.   
    OCTREOSCAN 4 hr planar images, 24 planar and spect images and later delayed films if necessary

    3.     EVERY YEAR-6 months from Octreoscan
         A.   
    CT of specific areas of tumors unless new symptoms or new lesions suspected

Reprinted with permission of Dr. Eugene Woltering

 

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