Medical Must-See: A tumour that takes an average of four years to diagnose
A man’s recurrent hypoglycaemia was resolved after a pancreatectomy, his doctors report.
A five-year diagnostic delay sounds terrible unless you know that, for insulinoma, a 4.3-year delay is the average.
That is the takeaway from this Nepalese case report on a 52-year-old with a half-decade history of hypoglycaemic episodes.
