Gastric Cancer
Scientists at National Defense Medical College, Medical College describe research in gastric cancer
Published in Cancer Weekly, April 7th, 2009
According to recent research from Saitama, Japan, "In sentinel node (SN) detection for cases of early gastric cancer, the submucosal dye injection method appears to be more reasonable than the subserosal injection. To compare the two injection methods, we have focused on the rate of concordance between hot nodes (HNs) obtained from the radioisotope (RI) method and green nodes (GNs) obtained from the dye-guided method in addition to the number and distribution of GNs detected, and the sensitivity of metastatic detection."
"The subjects of this study were 63 consecutive patients with gastric cancer (sT1-T2, sN0, tumor diameter % 4 cm) in whom we attempted SN detection...
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Source: Cancer Weekly (2009-04-07)
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