Titlebook: Histogenesis and Precursors of Human Gastric Cancer; Research and Practic Takeo Nagayo Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 Mag

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Precursors of Early Gastric Cancer,cted by histological examination. Thus, the two terms are by no means synonymous, but it is also true that all precancerous lesions are found in gastric diseases that can be described as precancerous conditions (Fig. 108).

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Chronologic Development and Prognosis of Early Gastric Cancer,nant disease, most commonly peptic ulcer. The average interval from resection of the stomach to the development of the cancers in the remnant is reported by several investigators as around 20 years, and the same tendency has also been confirmed by our own experience.

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History of Pathological Studies,ertheless, we should bear in mind that without such pioneering studies our present knowledge of the histology and histogenesis of gastric cancer could not have been obtained. In this chapter, I will attempt a brief chronological review of the classic work on pathology carried out by the pioneers (Table 1).

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History of Pathological Studies,pathology” proposed later by R. Virchow was not yet established. The studies performed by the pioneers in this field were of various kinds, and the conclusions they yielded concerning the pathogenesis of gastric cancer were immature, uncertain, and sometimes erroneous from our present viewpoint. Nev

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Background Data to the Study of Advanced Gastric Cancer,uthor have been collaborated. In 9826 of these patients (3.7%) a diagnosis of gastric cancer or suspected gastric cancer was recorded. In 5051 patients (51.4%) gastric resection was performed in the hospital. The proportion of outpatients undergoing stomach X-ray and subsequent surgery was thus 1.9%

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