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Clinicopathological Study of the Early Gastric Cancer with Submucosal Invasion: Relationship between Macroscopic and Microscopic Findings T. Hirota 1 , N. Yamamichi 1 , M. Itabashi 1 , K. Kitaoka 2 1Department of Pathology, National Cancer Center Hospital 2Department of Surgery, National Cancer Center Hospital pp.497-508
Published Date 1982/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403108898
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 This study was carried out in order to make it clear what kind of macroscopic and histologic findings obtained preoperatively are the most important to diagnose submucosal invasion of gastric cancer. One thousand and a hundred cases (1,202 cancerous lesion) of early gastric cancer were used for this study, which received surgical resection at National Cancer Center Hospital during the period from May 1962 to April 1981. With these materials, we examined clinicopathologically the frequency and mode of submucosal invasion of cancer and their relation with several possibly important macroscopic and microscopic findings. The results obtained are as follows.

 (1) Age and Sex: Peak of age distribution of gastric cancer with submucosal invasion (sm cancer) was at the seventh decade and average age was 56.7 years, which were almost same as those of whole (intramucosal and submucosal) early gastric cancer cases. Male-female ratio was 2.53. Incidence of sm cancer increased with aging in male group but not in female group.

 (2) Localization: Occurence of sm cancer was found most frequently in the M-area along the lesser curvature (25.5%), which was, however, lower than that of whole early gastric cancer. It was relatively higher in both anterior and posterior wall of M-area in comparison with those of the whole early gastric cancer.

 (3) Gross types: Common gross types of sm cancer were Ⅱc type (53.1%), Ⅱa+Ⅱc type (12.3%) and Ⅰ type (11.2%). Ⅱa+Ⅱc type early gastric cancer showed the highest frequency of submucosal invasion (63.1%).

 (4) Histologic types: Differentiated type and undifferentiated type adenocarcinoma were almost equal in the frequency of sm cancer. Poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma showed submucosal invasion more frequently (56.9%) than the other histological types except mucinous one.

 (5) Association of peptic ulcer or ulcer scar within the cancerous lesion: It was found in 68% of sm cancer cases. Association of ulcer or ulcer scar increased the frequency of submucosal invasion in Ⅱc type(46.4%), compared with 26.7% of submucosal invasion in non-ulcerative Ⅱc type. Poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma showed higher frequency of submucosal invasion in ulcerative group(60.5%)than in non-ulcerative one (44.7%).

 (6) Size of the cancerous lesion: Submucosal invasion was present in 17.4% of early gastric cancer smaller than 1 cm in diameter and increasted in the frequency as the size of the lesion becomes larger (2~5cm: sm 40~50%, 5cm: sm 50~60%). Non-ulcerative depressed type cancer smaller than 1 cm showed very low frequency of submucosal invasion. Ⅱa+Ⅱc type cancer showed submucosal invasion in more than half of the cases even though smaller than 2 cm in the diameter.

 (7) Mode of submucosal invasion: It was classified into 4 groups; 1 minute, 2 scattered, 3 expansive and 4 diffuse infiltrative. Most frequent group was “scattered” (44%) and the second “minute” (40%).

 (8) Nodal status: Nodal metastasis was found in 13.9% of the whole sm cancer cases. In relation to association of ulcer, sm cancer without ulceration showed higher frequency of nodal metastasis (23.2%) than those with ulcer (9.8%). Intramucosal carcinoma without association of ulcer showed no metastasis to the lymph nodes.

 These results may lead to the conclusion that we can estimate the presence and the mode of submucosal invasion of gastric cancer with considerable reliability if we could obtain preoperatively the clinical, macroscopic and microscopic information written above. Necessity of concept of minute gastric cancer for modified treatment was discussed and emphasized in this report.


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