glucagonoma…

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endocrine glands, glucagonoma, tumor, the islet cells, the pancreas, secrete the hormones insulin, glucagon, glucagonoma, malignant, that it has a tendency to spread, get worse, islet cells, the pancreas, cancer, produce too much of a hormone, glucagon, excess glucagon causes, symptoms glucose intolerance, hyperglycemia, elevated blood sugar, spreading, metastasis, liver, type of cancer, a distinctive skin lesion, necrolytic migratory erythema, genetic factors play a role risk factors, family history of multiple endocrine neoplasia type i, men i, skin rash that migrates on face, abdomen, perineum, buttocks, lower extremities, crusty, scaly, raised lesions filled, clear fluid, pus, inflamed mouth, tongue, unintentional weight loss, excess thirst, frequent urination, nocturnal, nighttime, urination, increased appetite, elevated serum glucagon level, pancreatic tumor revealed by ct scan, elevated fasting glucose level, abnormal glucose tolerance test, surgical removal, the tumor, preferred treatment, tumor, does not respond to chemotherapy, 60% of these tumors, malignant, metastasis, spread, liver is common, metastasis of cancer, liver, complication, symptoms suggestive of glucagonoma, awareness of risk, family history, allow early diagnosis.