Radical surgery for large-sized slow-growing neuroendocrine tumor of the pancreas.
An unresectable neuroendocrine tumor (NET) of the pancreas was diagnosed in a male patient in 1997. The tumor was bleeding and the patient underwent tumor embolisation with complete control of the bleeding. In December 2001 the patient presented again with gastric bleeding at the Emergency Hospital of Vilnius University, where the case was considered inoperable. In January 2002 the patient was transfered to the Lithuanian Oncology Center and was radically and succesfully operated.to today’s vulnerable centre-left voters.



Germany's Gerhard Schröder is a good example. His cluelessness can only be matched by Hillary's cluelessness.



There are few better illustrations of this crisis than Social Democrat leader Martin Schulz's futile anger at Chancellor Angela Merkel in the aftermath of Sunday's election. Schulz called her "the biggest loser" of the race; he chastised her for "a systematic evasion of politics" that created a vacuum for nationalists to step in and declared her feel-good campaign "scandalous." He made it sound as though it was Merkel, whose Christian Democratic Union governed with his SPD for the last four years, who caused his party to show its worst ever election result -- just 20.5 percent of the vote. Considering that he'd campaigned against her, and that she's won