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Gastric carcinoid
Description :
They have a white, yellow or gray appearance that can be observed through the intact mucosa. The yellow colour is a result of cholesterol and lipid accumulation within the tumour. Courtesy: www.gastrointestinalatlas.comContributed by :
GastrotrainingAdminCitation :
Gastrotraining A. Gastric carcinoid in Videos. Gastrotraining. Dec, 2010.
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