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Pathological Diagnosis of Superficial Esophageal Carcinoma: Criteria and Problems in Macroscopic and Histological Diagnosis Masayuki Itabashi 1 , Teruyuki Hirota 1 , Toshifumi Iizuka 2 , Hajime Yamaguchi 3 , Toshio Hirashima 4 1Pathology Division, National Cancer Center Research Institute 2Department of Surgery, National Cancer Center Hospital 3Department of Internal Medicine, National Cancer Center Hospital 4Department of Internal Medicine, Metropolitan Toshima Hospital pp.1293-1302
Published Date 1985/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403109655
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 Superficial carcinoma of the esophagus is defined as esophageal carcinoma of which invasion is limited to the submucosa. We have reviewed and presented the macroscopic and microscopical findings of 34 cases (42 lesions) of esophageal carcinoma which were surgically resected at National Cancer Center. On the basis of the result, we proposed the criteria how to estimate the depth of cancer invasion and the fundamental macroscopic classification of superficial esophageal carcinoma. The materials consist of 8 intraepithelial carcinomas, 6 carcinomas with the invasion up to the muscularis mucosae and 28 carcinomas of which invasion reached the submucosa (sm). Nodal metastasis was found only in 11 cases with sm carcinoma. Submucosal invasion of carcinoma was found most frequently in either an elevated area of the lesion or the distinctly depressed area of the lesion. So an elevated component is always informative to estimate the depth of cancer invasion (namely submucosal invasion). We classified macroscopic types of superficial esophageal carcinoma into three major types; Ⅰ) Superficial elevated type, Ⅱ) Superficial flat type, Ⅲ) Superficial depressed type. Ⅰ and Ⅲ major types werefurther divided into a few subtypes; Ⅰp: polypoid, Ⅰpl: plateau-like, Ⅰg: granular, Ⅰs: subepithelial-growing and Ⅲa: uncleanly depressed, Ⅲb: distinctly depressed, Ⅲc: ulcerated. Cancerous lesions with combined depressed and elevated components occupied about a half of the total lesions, which may be called Ⅲ+Ⅰ (or Ⅲb+Ⅰs) and so on. Concerning criteria and problems in histological diagnosis, the followings are pointed out and discussed. A) Differential diagnosis between intraepithelial (noninvasive) carcinoma and carcinoma question of invasion to the lamina propria mucosae. B) Involvement of esophageal glands and their ducts is to be diagnosed as ep, mm or sm? C) Differential diagnosis between carcinoma in situ and dysplasia. D) Criteria or differentiation degree of intraepithelial carcinoma.


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