Titlebook: Gastrointestinal Cancer; Radiation Therapy Ralph R. Dobelbower (Professor and Chairman, Profe Textbook 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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E. Edmund Kim,Vanessa Murad,Gi-Jeong Cheonthe war (Yang 1980). Cancer of theesophagus was also described by Jurgani, a Persian medical writer, as early as 1100 A. D. It is of interest to note that the highest incidence rates of esopha-geal cancer in the world are currently found in these two regions.

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Textbook 1990, the American Cancer Society estimates that there will be 227500 new cases of gastrointestinal malignancy di- agnosed, with 122350 deaths. This includes 9800 new cases of carcinomas of the esopha- gus, 24800 carcinomas of the stomach, 2500 new cases of malignant tumors of the small intestine, 10500

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Walther Bergerhoff Dr. med. habil. analysis. Biopsies are obtained endoscopically of the hollow viscera and percutaneously of solid organ tumors, using radiologic guidance (CT, ultrasound, fluoroscopy). Percutaneous biopsy has proved to be a safe reliable procedure in many large series (FERRUCCI etal. 1980; HARTER etal. 1983; BERNARDINO 1984).

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Radiological Examination of the Patient with Gastrointestinal Cancer, analysis. Biopsies are obtained endoscopically of the hollow viscera and percutaneously of solid organ tumors, using radiologic guidance (CT, ultrasound, fluoroscopy). Percutaneous biopsy has proved to be a safe reliable procedure in many large series (FERRUCCI etal. 1980; HARTER etal. 1983; BERNARDINO 1984).

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Pancreatic Cancer,t it may be divided into a right (cephalocervical) and a left (corporocaudate) segment, separated by a paucivascular area or intersegmental plane, just to the left of the superior mesenteric artery (BUSNARDO etal. 1988).