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Macroscopic Evaluation of the Depth of Invasion in Superficial Esophageal Carcinoma Masamitsu Unakami 1 1Department of Pathology, Toranomon Hospital Keyword: 食道表在癌 , 肉眼診断 , 深達度診断 pp.139-155
Published Date 1992/2/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403106725
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 To evaluate the depth of invasion of cancer based on macroscopic morphology, we reviewed 136 cases of superficial esophageal carcinoma regarding macroscopic and microscopic findings. The cases consist of 29 cases of intraepithelial carcinoma (ep), 26 cases of mucosal carcinoma (mm) and 81cases of carcinoma with submacosal invasio (sm). In order to establish general criteria, it was necessary to stretch the winkles of the mucosa of fresh resected materials and to magnify 120-150%. The review of macroscopic findings of superficial carcinomas under such conditions yielded the following results. In protruded lesions, the height was the most important factor in estimating the depth of invasion. Lesions taller than 2 mm suggested sm carcinoma. On the other hand, lesions of ep or mm carcinoma did not usually exceed 1 mm in height. Shape and color of lesions were important diagnostic clues, too. In depressed lesions, the most useful index was the depth of depression. In ep or mm carcinoma, depression was shallow with the depth less than 0.5 mm in most cases. When the invasion of carcinoma involved submucosal layer, the depth usually exceeded 0.5 mm. Findings of the bottom of depression was also useful diagnosticclue. Combination of these criteria for elevated and depressed lesions provided valid clues in differentiating ep, mm and sm carcinomas.


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