Table 3.

Available Stainings and Results of Immunohistochemistry

ImmunohistochemistryAvailable Stainings, n (%)Negative (%)Intermediate (%)Positive (%)
Insulin80 (100)12583
Chromogranin A76 (95)01090
Synaptophysin69 (86)00100
Proinsulin65 (81)6094
UMB165 (81)431245
Amyloid65 (81)741115
Glucagon65 (81)9163
Pancreatic polypeptide48 (60)10000
CD11748 (60)9640
Somatostatin48 (60)83170
Ki-6765 (81)
ImmunohistochemistryAvailable Stainings, n (%)Negative (%)Intermediate (%)Positive (%)
Insulin80 (100)12583
Chromogranin A76 (95)01090
Synaptophysin69 (86)00100
Proinsulin65 (81)6094
UMB165 (81)431245
Amyloid65 (81)741115
Glucagon65 (81)9163
Pancreatic polypeptide48 (60)10000
CD11748 (60)9640
Somatostatin48 (60)83170
Ki-6765 (81)

Numbers of available stainings and results of immunohistochemistry in 80 patients with insulinoma. Staining for insulin was done in all patients. Negative: <5% of cells with positive staining cells; intermediate: 5% to 50% of cells with positive staining; positive: >50% with positive staining.

Table 3.

Available Stainings and Results of Immunohistochemistry

ImmunohistochemistryAvailable Stainings, n (%)Negative (%)Intermediate (%)Positive (%)
Insulin80 (100)12583
Chromogranin A76 (95)01090
Synaptophysin69 (86)00100
Proinsulin65 (81)6094
UMB165 (81)431245
Amyloid65 (81)741115
Glucagon65 (81)9163
Pancreatic polypeptide48 (60)10000
CD11748 (60)9640
Somatostatin48 (60)83170
Ki-6765 (81)
ImmunohistochemistryAvailable Stainings, n (%)Negative (%)Intermediate (%)Positive (%)
Insulin80 (100)12583
Chromogranin A76 (95)01090
Synaptophysin69 (86)00100
Proinsulin65 (81)6094
UMB165 (81)431245
Amyloid65 (81)741115
Glucagon65 (81)9163
Pancreatic polypeptide48 (60)10000
CD11748 (60)9640
Somatostatin48 (60)83170
Ki-6765 (81)

Numbers of available stainings and results of immunohistochemistry in 80 patients with insulinoma. Staining for insulin was done in all patients. Negative: <5% of cells with positive staining cells; intermediate: 5% to 50% of cells with positive staining; positive: >50% with positive staining.

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