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On Malignant Change of Gastric Ulcer T. Oohara 1 1Third Dept. of Surgery, Univ. of Tokyo, School of Medicine pp.591-598
Published Date 1976/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107235
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 It has been quite controversial since long whether or no chronic gastric ulcer has a possibility to change into malignancy. I believe that this problem should imply the following four points.

 1) Is it possible to experimentally produce gastric cancer from chronic gastric ulcer ?

 2) In actual human gastric cancer, that from chronic gastric ulcer (ulcer-cancer) should show characteristic histopathological features of its own which could be unanimously approved. Then, what would be the diagnostic criteria ?

 3) In chronic benign gastric ulcer in man, are there atypical changes of the regenerating mucosa that might suggest gradual alteration into malignacy ?

 4) Is there any case in which malignant change actually occurred during the clinical follow up of a benign gastric ulcer ?

 Since I do not have sufficient data in regard to the fourth point, this discussion will deal with the points No. 1, 2 and 3.

 1) Chronic gastric ulcers were successfully produced experimentally in rats of the Wistar strain (The ulcers remained active after the course of 540 days). Subsequent oral administration of N-methyl-N'-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine resulted in malignant change of the chronic ulcers in 12 of 100 cases (12%)

 2) In human specimen, the term ulcer-cancer was limited to those in which cancer was found only in the regenerating mucosa in a strict sense. Among 173 lesions of the depressed type of superficial gastric cancer associated with ulcer or ulcer scar, ulcer-cancer that satisfies the above definition was found in 7 lesions accounting for 4.0%. All of these were well differentiated adenocarcinomas. In one of them, there was an apparent transition from regenerating mucosa into cancer. These cases account for 2.0% of all superficial cancers.

 3) Six hundred seventy nine benign gastric ulcers in human resected specimen were stepsectioned for detailed study with each slice being 5 mm in thickness. Nine ulcers accounting for 1.3% showed atypical epithelium over the range of atypia associated with regeneration. This seems to indicate a possibility of malignant alteraion in the future.

 In conclusion, gastric ulcer-cancer, though limited in number, certainly exists at least in 2.0% of all superficial cancers.


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