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Chemotherapy of Stomach Cancer: Present status and problems posed T. Sakano 1 1National Cancer Center Hospital pp.1639-1655
Published Date 1979/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107857
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 The mortality of stomach cancer has gradually decreased due to a replenishment of the system of early detection and treatment which evolves primarily around mass screening.

 Excellent findings have also been recorded at the National Cancer Center, as the ratio of 5-year survival has reached 95.3% and that of 10-year survival 93.1% for cancer with submucosal invasion.

 However, the deaths from cancer has remained second in order since 1953 with stomach cancer being the primary death cause both among males and females. The median of the survival time for inoperable and post-operatively recurrent stomach cancer is 2.4~4.3 months for the group without chemotherapy but 3.0~7.4 months for the group with chemotherapy. In the latter group, the ratio of one-year survival is reported as standing at 0~12.3% and that of twoyear survival at 0~2.8%.

 In spite of the development of chemotherapy with new anti-cancer agents and effective combination chemotherapies, it is a fact that the effects against tumors and those for longer life still remain unsatisfactory.

 With special reference to advanced and scirrhous gastric carcinoma, the author will attempt to dwell on the present status and problems posed for the clinical application and assessment of chemotherapy, factors producing an impact on the effects against tumors and those for longer life, and establishment of the criteria for an assessment of the effects of chemotherapy of stomach cancer is equipped with features of recurrence, comparativeness and practical use.


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電子版ISSN 1882-1219 印刷版ISSN 0536-2180 医学書院

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