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Esophageal Mucosal Cancer Followed up Endoscopically for Four Years and Ten Months, Report of a Case Ryuji Nagahama 1,2 , Mamoru Nishizawa 1,3 1Tokyo Metropolitan Cancer Detection Cencer 2The Second Department of lnternal Medicine, Kagoshima University Keyword: 食道粘膜癌 , 内視鏡的経過観察 , ヨード染色法 , 生検組織診断 , 発育進展 pp.951-955
Published Date 1994/8/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403105891
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 A 73-year-old male visited our center for upper gastrointestinal examination in 1987. Endoscopical examination of the esophagus showed an ill-defined coarse mucosal lesion mixed with discolored and reddish mucosa, located at the left and posterior side of the middle intra-thoracic portion, about 30 cm from the oral cavity. Lugol staining method of the esophagus showed an irregular shaped non-stained lesion, measuring about 3.0 cm in diameter. Histological diagnosis of the biopsy specimen was esophagitis with small atypical epithelium, but re-biopsy was carried out two months later and diagnosed as atypical squamous epithelium with severe atypia.

 Followed up for four years and ten months by eight endoscopical examinations, the lugol non-stained lesion became slightly more whitish and enlarged. The diagnosis of biopsy specimens was atypical epithelium or esophagitis, but the lesion was finally diagnosed as well differentiated squamous cell carcinoma. Because of this a stripping operation was performed.

 The resected specimen showed double cancers, the larger one was 0-Ⅱc+Ⅱb type cancer measuring 3.0×2.5 cm, and the other was 0-Ⅱb type microcancer measuring 0.5×0.3cm. Histopathologically, it proved to be a well differentiated squamous cell carcinoma, mostly limited to the lower half of the epithelium (m1), without papillary downward growth.

 Re-examination of biopsy specimens, diagnosed as atypical epithelium, revealed almost the same histological features as the surgical specimen, so our case can be considered to be a long followed-up intramucosal cancer of the esophagus. It used to seem that esophageal cancers develop rapidly, but our case revealed that a slow-growing mucosal cancer also exists. The lugol staining method was useful in the esophageal examination, not only for the diagnosis of this type of mucosal cancer, but also in the follow-up process.


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