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Present Status of Clinical Diagnosis for Early Gastric Cancer from a Macropathologic Viewpoint A. Iwashita 1 , A. Shigematsu 2 , K. Sumiyoshi 2 , T. Inoue 2 , M. Iida 3 1Department of Pathology, Matsuyama Red Cross Hospital 2The Second Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University 3The Second Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University pp.949-959
Published Date 1983/9/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403109345
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 Surgical materials from 1,559 patients diagnosed clinically as early gastric cancer were studied from a macropathologic viewpoint, the study being attempted to concern certain aspects of present status of clinical diagnosis for early gastric cancer. The result and the discussion were as follows:

 1) During the past about twenty-year period the rate of accuracy in the diagnosis of early gastric cancer was on the average 78 per cent in 1,559 cases, however it rose up year by year and was 86% in the last one year. Of remaining 348 cases 181 or 12% were in errors as far as depth of cancer invasion was concerned. Erroneous diagnoses in the nature of lesions were seen in 95 cases of benign peptic ulcers (6.1%), 39 cases of adenomas (2.5%), 12 cases of reactive lymphoreticular hyperplasia and 11 cases of malignant lymphoma.

 2) The important and fundamental findings for macroscopic differential diagnosis of depressed type of early gastric cancer from other lesions such as peptic ulcers or reactive lymphoreticular hyperplasia, many of which have been pointed out previously, were as follows: (1) clear line of division between the lesion and the surrounding mucosa, (2) abrupt narrowing of the convergent folds of the mucosa, (3) irregular margins of the lesion, (4) color and surface condition of the lesion, and (5) numbers of complicated peptic ulcers in the lesion. We considered (1) and (2) as the most important and useful findings for differential diagnosis for gastric depressed lesions.

 3) As concerns macroscopic differential diagnosis between protruded and/or elevated type of early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma, the gross findings such as (1) size of the lesion, (2) color of the lesion, (3) the possible existence of surface erosion in the lesion, and (4) irregularity of the size of the surface nodules were certainly important, however the differential diagnosis was very difficult and there were no conclusive macroscopic differences between protruded and/or elevated type of early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma.

 4) Finally, we referred to that one should make effort to detect the useful findings to differentiate advanced cancers with minimal proper muscular invasion from early gastric cancer and the new methods in order to differentiate elevated type of early gastric cancer from gastric adenoma, and to eliminate the error of detection of another early cancers in cases with multiple gastric cancers in future.


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