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Clinical
lung
atypical carcinoid more commonly peripheral
carcinoid syndrome only when widespread metastasis
prostate: rare
Histology
nests (organoid) or cords (trabecular)
other patterns
spindle cell
papillary
pseudoglandular
follicular
rosettes
cytology
scant-moderate cytoplasm
oncocytic type can have abundant cytoplasm
Types
typical carcinoid
atypical carcinoid
Stains
CK+
chromogranin, synaptophysin, CD56+
Ddx
large cell neuroendocrine tumor
more mitosis
necrosis
small cell carcinoma
more mitosis
necrosis
paraganglioma
CK-
other ddx is negative for neuroendocrine marker