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Esophageal Cancer,e “hard-of-swallowing disease” had been quite prevalent for many years, there existed a “Throat God Temple” until 1927, when it was de-stroyed during the 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

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Gastric Cancer,osition by the 10th week. The ventral mesogastrium at that point contributes to forming the lesser omentum, and the dorsal mesogastrium, the greater omentum. Deriving its name from the Greek, “..” meaning “opening,” the stomach is the first intra-abdominal portion of the digestive tract and lies in

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Follow-up of Patients Treated for Gastrointestinal Cancer,(AI’ PELQVIST 1972). Primary adenocarcinoma of the esophagus is relatively uncommon, the reported worldwide incidence being from less than 1 % to 15% of all esophageal malignancies (RAPHAEL 1966); however its age incidence, sex ratio, and clinical course are similar to those of squamous carcinoma.

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