Professor Nick Reed - Q&A Session - High Grade Neuroendocrine Cancer

This Q&A Session was created as part of the Neuroendocrine Cancer UK Virtual Patient Handbook and is part of a series where we interview various medical experts about a range of topics within Neuroendocrine Cancer care.
This Q&A Session is all about high grade Neuroendocrine Cancer with Professor Nick Reed.
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Professor Nick Reed introduces himself
02:12 What is high grade disease?
05:15 What is the difference between terminal and incurable?
11:21 What are the main differences between Neuroendocrine Carcinomas and Neuroendocrine Tumours?
16:48 Could a patient's Neuroendocrine Cancer become high grade in the future (if it isn't currently?)
19:46 When a patient is told they have advanced cancer, does that mean it is high grade?
24:09 What trials and research are there into treatments for high grade?
30:32 Should a patient see an Oncologist if they have high grade disease instead of a Neuroendocrine Cancer specialist?
33:36 Thanks and goodbye

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To conclude that whereas High grade net are called NEN, high grade nen may be called NECs with Ki-67 >75%.