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Insulinoma - Surgeon's Perspective Part 1 - (PNETs Series 1/8 ).

#Insulinoma #PancreaticTumor #Hypoglycemia #PancreaticCancer #MedicalConditions #EndocrineDisorder #TumorAwareness #InsulinProduction #RareDisease #HealthEducation #MedicalResearch #TreatmentOptions #surgery #generalsurgery Dear Friends! In the PNETs/PNENs series, this is part 1 Part 1 - Insulinoma is a rare neuroendocrine tumour arising from the insulin-producing pancreas called beta cells. It is typically a small, benign tumour, but in some cases, it can be malignant. Insulinoma is usually solitary and is characterized by excessive production and secretion of insulin, leading to hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar levels). Clinical Presentation: Insulinomas are commonly associated with symptoms related to hypoglycaemia. Patients may experience episodes of confusion, weakness, palpitations, sweating, and hunger, which are relieved by the ingestion of food. These symptoms typically occur when blood glucose levels drop below normal ranges. Diagnosis: The diagnosis of insulinoma involves a combination of clinical suspicion, biochemical tests, and imaging studies. Fasting tests, such as a supervised 72-hour fast, can help confirm the presence of hypoglycaemia during the episodes. Imaging techniques like computed tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) are used to localize the tumour within the pancreas. Surgical Management: Surgical resection is the mainstay of treatment for insulinomas. The goal is to remove the tumour while preserving pancreatic function. Minimally invasive techniques, such as laparoscopic or robotic-assisted surgery, are often preferred, as they offer advantages such as reduced postoperative pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery. In cases where the tumour cannot be localized or if the patient is not a surgical candidate, medical management may be considered. Intraoperative Challenges: During surgery, it is crucial to identify the insulinoma accurately and remove it while preserving the surrounding pancreatic tissue. Intraoperative ultrasound can be valuable in locating small tumours and guiding the surgical approach. Care must be taken to prevent injury to the pancreatic duct and other vital structures. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Friends! For a Better Learning Experience, download our ‘App’ or Join Channel Membership for exclusive, Early & Premium HD Access. Join channel for Exclusive access to HD Content and other Perks available for members:    / @dr_strange_mch   Download App: Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... iOS / Apple Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/myinsti... [P.S. – iOS User, Please use ‘ORG’ CODE - NJOFT Join Telegram Group: https://t.me/+t-cArIxnrT1lYWM9. Get Connected on Instagram:   / dr_strange_mch   Get Connected on Twitter: https://twitter.com/drvipan?s=20 Get Connected on Facebook Group-   / 551613693782368   Related Video Series for surgery trainees- 1. Tricks of Trade in GI Sx Series:    • Tricks of Trade in GI Sx Series (Video 8/8)   2. Lap Cholecystectomy Course - Complete Guide:    • Lap Cholecystectomy Course - Complete Guid...   3. Hepatolithiasis Management - Complete Course:    • Hepatolithiasis Management - Complete Course   4. Gall Bladder Cancer - Theory and Live Sx: Complete Course for Surgery Trainees:    • Gall Bladder Cancer - Theory and Live Sx: ...   ………. And Much More, Please visit the channel for the best courses for surgery trainees ever designed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: The information shared in this video tutorial is meant for general education and information only and is not a substitute for expert opinion. The cases shown here are for discussion and demonstration only and may not match the real-life scenario. Some parts of surgery may have been modified for the interest of demonstration. Before making any decision, viewers should take advice from experts and refer to the official Govt websites, standard medical journals, and books. No one should start or stop any treatment based on the knowledge available on the internet, YouTube, Google, etc. Always consult the experts and take proper advice for any doubts or clarifications. Also, viewers are requested to keep updated on local developments in their area and follow local authorities’ guidelines. Stay Informed, Stay Healthy. Happy Learning! Thanks & Regards.