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How is zollinger-ellison syndrome diagnosed?

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ZE: This is diagnosed by performing a blood test to look for high levels of gastrin (the hormone secreted by gastrinomas). Your doctor may also ask to perform tests to measure how much acid your stomach is producing.

Answered 2/22/2015

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