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The Suitability and Results of Surgical Operations in Case of Recurrence of Cancers that Have Already been Treated with Endoscopic Mucosal Resection Tsutomu Hamada 1 , Kenji Kondo 1 , Yukie Itagaki 1 , Tsuguhiko Izumi 1 1Department of Gastroenterology, The Social Health Insurance Medical Center Keyword: 早期胃癌 , EMR , 外科手術 , 遺残再発 pp.1727-1734
Published Date 1998/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403103890
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 The management of recurrent cancer, recognized at the follow-up examination after EMR (endoscopic mucosal resection), is very important for the patients because they are operable cases. In this paper, we discussed the reason why we have used surgical therapy for recurrent cancer, on our analysis of the pathological findings of the resected specimens. 260 cases with 285 lesions were followed up after EMR and 35 cases with 35 lesions (12.5%) out of them were recurrent at the site of resection. 77.1% of the recurrent cancers were diagnosed within one year after EMR, so it is in this period that careful fllow-up endoscopic observation should be made. The therapy used for these recurrent cancers was re-EMR for 23 cases and surgical operation for 12 cases. The factors that prevented re-EMR were mainly the location of the cancers and fibrous changes of the submucosa. Among the operated cases, 10 cases which were operated on immediately at the time of diagnosing the recurrence cancerous invasion limited to the mucosa was recognized but lymph node metastasis was not observed. On the other hand, invasion of the submucosa and the serosa along with lymph node metastasis was identified in two cases which were operated on after re-EMR treatment and laser therapy repeated several times.

 Our conclusion is that surgical operation as soon as possible should be the treatment of choice for operable cases of cancer that still remain after re-EMR.


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