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. 2021 Feb 1;113(1):5–11. doi: 10.32074/1591-951X-229

Table I.

Clinical-pathological features of gastric NENs.

M:F ratio % Hyper-gastrinemia Acid secretion Peritumoral mucosa ECL-cell proliferations Grading Metastasis 5-year survival
NET About 60%
ECL-cell Type 1 1:2.5 80-90% of NET Yes Low or absent Atrophic gastritis Yes -G1
-G2, rare
-G3, exceptional
1-3% about 100%
ECL-cell Type 2 1:1 5-7% of NET Yes High Hypertrophic gastropathy Yes -G1
-G2, rare
10-30% 60-90%
Type 3 2.8:1 10-15% of NET No Normal No specific change No -G1, rare
-G2
-G3, rare
50% <50%
Provisional
ECL-cell Type 4
Unknown Unknown yes Low or absent Parietal cell hypertrophy Yes Unknown Unknown Unknown
Provisional
ECL-cell Type 5
1.7:1 Unknown yes Unknown PPI effects Yes -G1 15-17% about 100%
G-cell Unknown 5% of NET Possible Norma or high Normal or chronic gastritis No -G1 Unknown about 100%
D-cell Unknown Unknown No Normal Normal or chronic gastritis No -G1
-G2
-G3, rare
Unknown about 100%
EC-cell Unknown Unknown No Normal Normal or chronic gastritis No -G1
-G2
-G3, rare
Unknown Unknown
 
NEC 1 2.1 6-20% No Normal Chronic gastritis No -G3 70% 10%
 
MiNEN 2
ADC/SCC-NEC 2:1 20% No Normal Chronic gastritis No see 2 55% 10%
ADC/SCC-NET Unknown Unknown No Normal Chronic gastritis No see 2 Unknown Unknown

NET: neuroendocrine tumor; NEC: neuroendocrine carcinoma; MiNEN: mixed neuroendocrine-non-neuroendocrine neoplasm; ADC: adenocarcinoma; SCC: squamous cell carcinoma; M: male; F: female; PPI: proton pump inhibitor.

1: small and large cell types

2: both the neuroendocrine and the non-neuroendocrine (adenocarcinoma and/or squamous cell carcinoma) components are graded according to WHO 2019.