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Carcinoid tumour presenting as recurrent gastric outlet obstruction: a case of long-term survival
Scottish Medical Journal
|April 1, 1987
Abstract:
A rare gastric tumour which presented on two occasions with gastric outlet obstruction is described. The important feature is that a gastric tumour presenting in this manner is not necessarily carcinoma.
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