Coexistence of superficial carcinogenesis of resident epithelium besides neuroendocrine neoplasm of the digestive tract
ConclusionsThese findings suggested a potential “paratransformation” or “bystander effect” in resident epithelium by NENs. Thus, “bystander carcinogenesis” could be a pathogenic mechanism of resident epithelium transformation adjacent to NENs in the esophagogastrointestinal tract.
Source: Cancer Medicine - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Hiroyuki Kuwano,
Takehiko Yokobori,
Munenori Ide,
Hiroshi Saeki,
Makoto Sohda,
Makoto Sakai,
Tomonori Yoshida,
Kengo Kuriyama,
Kyoichi Ogata,
Hiroomi Ogawa,
Takuhisa Okada,
Tatsuya Miyazaki,
Shunsuke Takahashi,
Ken Shirabe Tags: RESEARCH ARTICLE Source Type: research
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