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Histopathology of Gastrointestinal Carcinoids M. Enjoji 1 , H. Watanabe 1 1Second Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University pp.615-624
Published Date 1975/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403112332
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 Carcinoid tumors are composed of anastomosing trabeculae, ribbon-like, small solid nests or broad sheets, occasionally forming rosettes, pseudorosettes, acini or glandular structures. The tumor cells are small and often eosinophilic, and their nuclei were in general uniformly round and oval. The tumor seems to arise from the deep glandular area of the gastrointestinal mucosa and grows slowly.

 According to the above-mentioned criteria, thirtyseven carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract were selected and searched for their characteristics in different portions of the tract on the histological and histochemical viewpoint. In nine gastric Carcinoids, there was an increasing tendency to complicated and variegated histological patterns with increasing size of tumors. Small carcinoids formed small solid nests or short trabeculae, the larger ones showed anastomosing trabecular and ribbon-like patterns and the largest contained some additional structures such as sheets, rosettes and glandular acini. In eight duodenal carcinoids, anastomosing trabeculae and ribbon-like structures stood out clearly from others. Four appendicular carcinoids were made up of small solid nests or short trabeculae. Sixteen rectal carcinoids showed anastomosing trabecular and ribbon-like patterns, similar to those in duodenal carcinoids, but were partially added by more various structures.

 All of tho gastric and duodenal carcinoids histochemically examined were positive for the argyrophil reaction by Grimelius method. There were, however, a few argentaffin cells in two of 9 gastric carcinoids and fairly numerous argentaffin cells in one tumor of the lower duodenum. Three carcinoids of the vermiform appendix were all positive for the argentaffin reaction. On the contrary, four of 14 rectal carcinoids were positive for argyrophil, two for the argentaffin reaction and the remaining eight were non-reactive to either.

 It was suggested from our results the foregut-derived carcinoids were of argyrophil cell type, the midgut-derived were of argentaffin cell type and hindgut-derived were of a variety of non-reactive, argyrophil and argentaffin cell types.


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