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Development of Colorectal Cancer Studied by Growth Pattern Analysis of Submucosal Invasive Cancers Masahiro Ikegami 1 , Tiecheng Liu 1 , Shoich Saito 2 , Toshimasa Suzuki 2 , Tadakazu Shimoda 3 1Division of Pathology, The Jikei University School of Medicine 2Foundation for Detection of Early Gastric Cancer 3Division of Pathology, Clinical Laboratory, National Cancer Center Central Hospital Keyword: 大腸sm癌 , 表面型癌 , 陥凹型癌 , 発育・進展 pp.1617-1625
Published Date 1996/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403104471
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 The development of colorectal cancer was studied by examining growth patterns in 162 lesions of resected submucosal invasive cancer. The lesions were classified into two groups ; polypoid growth (PG) and non polypoid growth (NPG), based on cross-section view. The degree of submucosal invasion was classified into three stages as sm1, sm2 and sm3.

 Ninety four lesions (58.0%) were classified as PG, while 68 lesions (42.0%) as NPG. Mean size of NPG at the intramucosal part was smaller than that PG (13.2 mm and 22.7 mm, respetively) . All sm1 lesions of NPG had the appearance of superficial type cancer macroscopically and none of them were accompanied with ulcers. These findings indicated that NPG were derived from superficial type cancers.

 Submucosal invasive NPG-type cancers tended to change their macroscopic features with the progress of submucosal invasion. Macroscopically, all sm1 lesion belonged to the superficial type, while sm2,3 lesions were superficial type, protruded type or small ulcerated type. Most NPG lesions seemed capable of developing into advanced carcinomas when their sizes were less than 20 mm in diameter, while PG lesions were considered able to develop into advanced cancers only when their sizes had become greater than 21 mm in diameter. The fact that most sm2,3 were associated with NPG lesions had us to suspect that more than 50% of advanced cancers arise from submucosal invasive NPG type lesions. The study of sm1 lesions showed that a depressive appearance of a lesion is important for indicating that submucosal invasion has begun.


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