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Pathological Characteristics of Colonic Early Cancers: From the viewpoint of histogenesis I. Kino 1 , S. Nakamura 1 1Department of Pathology, University of Hamamatsu pp.357-364
Published Date 1980/4/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403106808
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 From the viewpoint of histogenesis, colonic early cancers should be classified as the following:

 a) Early cancer with adenoma

 b) Early cancer without adenoma (tous epithelium)

 c) Microcarcinoma

 We collected 25 lesions of colonic early cancer at the Fujieda General Hospital, including operation material and polypectomy material. Two lesions were excluded because of focal cancer (“atypia”) in adenoma. Of 23 lesions, 11 lesions-approxirnately half of the total lesions-contained adenoma or aden0matous epithelium, which indicated adenoma-cancer sequence. In addition, all of these 11 lesions except for 2 were accompanied by adenomas less than 2cm in diameter. This result suggests that most advanced cancers of the large intestine, resulting from a.den0macancer sequence, are originated from medium-sized or small adenomas, not from large adenomas.

 As for microcarcinomas less than 5mm in diameter, three lesions (3 mm, 2 mm and 800μ in diameter) were presented. Two of them, which were elevated lesions, showed co-existence of adenomatous epithelium and cancer. The other one, which were a depressed lesion, showed no accompanying adenomatous epithelium.

 The authors, however, would not consider the former two microcarcinomas as cancer arising from adenoma, but consider them as cancer produced by progression from benign-appearing epithelium (adenomatous epithelium) to malignant tissue. The authors maintain that cancerization by progression should be different from adenoma-cancer sequence.


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