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Characteristic of Gastric Carcinoma Detected by Mass Survey at One Year Interval Makoto Motooka 1 , Nobuaki Hirata 1 1Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University Keyword: 胃集検 , 逐年検診 , 胃癌 pp.1363-1369
Published Date 1991/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403102714
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 We experienced 176 gastric carcinomas detected by mass survey at one year interval (group Ⅰ) and 386 gastric carcinomas detected by mass survey at two or more years interval (group Ⅰ, including those detected for the first time). These two groups were compared with respect to depth of invasion, location, size, shape and histological type.

 The proportion of early gastric carcinoma was significantly higher for group Ⅰ (68%) than for group Ⅱ (53%). In advanced carcinoma, the incidence of lesion limited to muscularis propriae was higher for group Ⅰ (29%) than for group Ⅱ (19%). Regarding the location, posterior wall of the lower third (A) and anterior wall of the upper third (C) were commoner for group Ⅰ than for group Ⅱ. There was, however, no significant difference in size, shape and histological type.

 Group Ⅰ included 10 cases of advanced carcinoma, 4 cm or more in size, which had not been shown on photofluorogram taken at one year before detection. Nine of these 10 cases were undifferentiated type in histology, and 5 of them were located at the upper third of the stomach. Therefore, the carcinoma of undifferentiated type with rapid growth and the one located at the upper third of the stomach are likely to be detected only at an advanced stage in spite of mass survey at one year interval.


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