KMID : 0882420060710050483
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Korean Journal of Medicine 2006 Volume.71 No. 5 p.483 ~ p.490
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Follow-up result of endoscopic mucosal resection for gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer.
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Kwon Jin-Woo
Yoo Kyo-Sang Park Cheol-Hee Kim Jong-Hyeok Park Choong-Kee Park Sang-Hoon Cho Jai-Hyun Jung Jae-One Moon Joon-Ho Shin Woon-Geon Kim Jong-Pyo Kim Kyoung-Ho Hahn Tai-Ho Kae Sea-Hyub
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Abstract
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Background: Endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) is now widely accepted as a useful treatment method for gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer (EGC) because of its minimal invasiveness and satisfactory post-procedure results. The purpose of this study is to define the follow-up results and usefulness of EMR.
Methods: We analyzed 54 cases from June 2000 through September 2004. Endoscopy with histological examination was carried out every 3 months for 1 year after EMR.
Results: The patients consisted of 42 men and 12 women, and the mean age was 60 years old. The histological results were 42 gastric adenoma and 12 EGC cases. There were 9 cases that had the histological diagnosis changes after EMR. Complete resections was performed for 48 cases and the en block resections were 33 of 34 cases (97%) and piecemeal resections were done in 15 of 20 cases (75%). Recurrence was seen in 4 cases (7.1%), and the mean recurrence period was 7 months. There were 3 gastric adenomas of 42 cases (7.1%), one case of EGC of 12 cases (8.3%), one en block resection of 34 cases (2.9%) and three piecemeal resections of 20 cases (15%).
Conclusion: EMR is a safe and useful treatment method for gastric adenoma and EGC. However, EMR has some limitations that EGC may have lymph node metastases or multiple tumors. So, periodic follow-up is very important. As we acquire more clinical experience, EMR may be accepted as the standard treatment method for gastric adenoma and EGC.
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KEYWORD
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Endosph gasrointe J, Gastric adenoma, Early gastric cancer (EGC)
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