Titlebook: Cancer of the Stomach; Volume 3 John W. L. Fielding,Jean Powell,Christopher C. McC Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Prognostic Factors,etail. In this chapter a number of variables have been evaluated for their impact on prognosis. The variables selected are those for which as full data as possible is available. The analysis has grouped the factors as clinical (age, sex, duration of symptoms), surgical (site of tumour, type of gastr

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Unusual Tumours,e 25 years as has the ICD classification. Uniformity of the classification of these tumours has been attempted by reviewing the case notes for all the tumours in the light of currently agreed histological typing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-49325-6e positive and succumbed within a short time to the disease. Billroth’s major achievement was that the patient survived surgery. Many of the advances since that time have come in safer surgical and anaesthetic techniques, and gastrectomy is now a safer procedure. Whilst in the Western World, particu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-49325-6 years. Although the numbers of cases diagnosed each year show an apparent stability with an overall small decline, further analysis demonstrates that when allowance is made for changes in the structure by age, both of the cancer cases and of the populations from which they are drawn, the rates of i

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New Perspectives on the First World War chapter has largely confined itself to the adenocarcinomas. The histological type has been established from pathology reports on either biopsies, resected specimens, or from post mortems. A simple classification is made into adenocarcinomas and anaplastic carcinomas. The former group is subsequentl

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