VIPoma | Medibuddy
Login Sign up
Close
Undergraduate Year 1 Undergraduate Year 2 Exams MLA ST1 / CT / ACCS Interviews ST3 Interviews ST4 Interviews Crash Courses Professional Development
4th April 2024

VIPoma

The VIPoma tumour secretes vasoactive intestinal peptide hormone (VIP). VIP causes inhibition of gastric acid and it stimulates the secretion of water into pancreatic juice and bile and ultimately increases motility. Excess of VIP manifests as watery diarrhoea. Diagnosis is via VIP levels. There is an association with MEN-1. The tumour has a high malignant risk, therefore surgery is the treatment of choice. 

Complete Guide to Clinical Genetics ST3 Application and Recruitment (2027)

Written by Medibuddy. Last updated: October 2026. Clinical Genetics is

Clinical Genetics ST3

Complete Guide to Clinical Radiology ST3 Application and Recruitment (2027)

Recruitment paused: NHS England is not running Clinical Radiology ST3+ recru

Clinical Radiology ST3

Complete Guide to Paediatric Surgery ST3 Application and Recruitment in United Kingdom (2026)

Written by Medibuddy. Last updated: October 2026. If you’re planning

Paediatric Surgery ST3
Mobile app screenshots

Take your subscriptions with you

Our mobile app allows you to access your interview and exam question banks wherever you are.