MODERN APPROACHES TO TREATMENT OF LIVER METASTASIS OF NEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS


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The article presents a comprehensive review of world literature on the current potentials for surgical, minimally invasive, medicated and radioisotopic treatment of neuroendocrine tumors (NET) with liver metastases, including the latest developments in targeted therapy. All the main aspects of the problem, including characterization of the different methods of treatment, indications and contraindications for a particular type of therapy, the efficacy and safety according to data of studies, prognostic factors, and so on, are described in detail. Special attention is paid to somatostatin analogues, whose appearance is a coup in approaches to the treatment of patients with NET. In conclusion, the basic principles that determine the choice of treatment strategy in patients with liver
metastases of NET are represented.

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