In the latest decade, translational medicine has played an important role. In neuroendocrine tumor field, genetic results are associated with clinical and paraclinical disease implications. This translational knowledge allows a faster action in some mutation types with aggressive outcome. In the following pages we will make a review about actualities in translational approach from genetics to clinical neuroendocrinology.
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