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Radiological Diagnosis of the Extensive Superficial Type Esophageal Cancer Sachio Kaku 1 , Yasumasa Baba 1 1Department of Internal Medicine, Cancer Institate Hospital Keyword: 表層拡大型 , 食道表在癌 , X線診断 pp.985-999
Published Date 1995/7/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403105472
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 We evaluated clinical pathological and radiologic findings of the extensive superficial type esophageal cancer (ESEC). The extensive superficial type was defined by Guide Lines for the Clinical and Pathologic Studies on Carcinoma of the Esophagus (8th ed).

 1) There were no difference in the median age, sexual ratio and location of the lesion between the ESEC and the superficial type esophageal cancer, but asymptomatic patients and patients found by endoscopic examinations were more common in the ESEC group.

 2) The ESEC occupied 15% of the superficial type and therefore the ESEC was not a rare disease.

 3) The ESEC had higher positive rate of 1y factor than the superficial type, but lower positive rates of and n factors. Therefore the ESEC dial not have indicators for poor prognosis. The prognosis of both ESEC and superficial type depended on the depth of invasion rather than the superficial extension of invasion.

 4) The distance of superficial extension was defined as the distance between the edge of invasion and the deepest invasion point. Fifty seven perfect of the ESEC had symmetrical extension towards oral and anal direction, and 29% of the ESEC had anal-direction predominant extension. Only 6% of the ESEC accompanied extensive ly (+) invasion.

 5) Radiologic findings of the ESEC were basically the same as those of mucosal cancer. A m1 case had an ill defined pale shadow which was very difficult to detect. As the amount of m2 and m3 components increased, granular findings and partially dense plaque shadows became more prominent and made a diagnosis easily. The changes of longitudinal folds were frequently seen, but these changes might be found in the normal area and were not specific to cancer. The lateral view did not frequently disclose abnormal findings and did not seem to cotribute the diagnosis of extension of cancerous invasion.


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