Titlebook: Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors; Bench to Bedside Charles R. Scoggins,Chandrajit P. Raut,John T. Mul Book 2017 Springer International Publi

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Endoscopic Management of Small GISTme data suggest a higher incidence of subclinical GISTs than had been previously thought. In one study, 100 whole stomachs were resected from patients with gastric cancer and examined for microscopic GISTs. They found 50 microscopic GISTs, all of which were positive for KIT and/or CD34 and negative

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Minimally Invasive Approaches to Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors (GISTs)ogic outcomes compared to open resection [1–8]. However, as with any operation for GIST, the adherence to oncologic surgical practices, including prevention of tumor spillage and appropriate resection, must be considered before deciding on a minimally invasive resection [1].

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Prognostic Factors for Advanced GIST6, 2001), traditional chemotherapy agents failed usually causing stable disease at best without improvement of progression-free or overall survival (OS) (Edmonson et al., Cancer Invest 20(5–6):605–612, 2002; Blay et al., Eur J Cancer 40(9):1327–1331, 2004; Trent et al., Cancer 98(12):2693–2699, 2003

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Hermann Haken,Hans Christoph Wolfonography-guided fine-needle aspiration (EUS-FNA) for biopsy of GISTs is better than any other well-accepted method. The EUS-guided Tru-cut core biopsy technique provides a grossly visible sample of tissue, but it has some technical disadvantages. The curative treatment of GISTs is still complete su