@rocket102, the diagnostic process is anxiety inducing even for the most pragmatic. I can understand why you're on an emotional rollercoaster.

I agree with @kim1965 that only your doctor can interpret the results using all the information from all the tests you've had done. It appears that you've received test results before having a chance to consult with your team.

Things to keep in mind:
Each test is examined and the report written by a pathologist (biopsy, blood work) or a radiologist (imaging studies, like PET scan, MRI, CT, etc.) in isolation. Your oncologist is the person who takes all the pieces of the puzzle, including your clinical examination and medical history and can give you a diagnosis and treatment plan.

It sounds like the diagnosis of neuroendocrine tumor was confirmed in the small intestine. However the MRI may have ruled out the suspicious area in the pancreas. Those are questions I would ask your doctor, like
- Do I have a neuroendocrine tumor?
- Where is it?
- Has it spread?
- What is the area of concern detected in the pancreas?
- What is next?

Rocket, I hope this helps put the concerns into a plan. When is your next appointment with your specialist?