Titlebook: Gastric Cancer; Christian H. Herfarth,Peter M. Schlag Conference proceedings 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979 cancer.carcinogen

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M. Chadefaud and Ascomycete Systematicsrators reported in 1938 that Chinese immigrants to Java had a high frequency of gastric cancer and high prevalence of “goblet-cell metaplasia” while both lesions were rare in the local natives [1]. Jarvi and Lauren in 1951 reported that the majority of gastric cancers originated in islands of intest

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-54639-1mong the younger surgeons. One of the many reasons mentioned against resection is the alarming number of cancers found in the gastric remnant 20–25 years following gastrectomy. Long standing chronic mucosal atrophy and biliary reflux could be the basis for the neoplastic changes.

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Pathogenesis of Gastric Carcinoma: The Role of the Microenvironmentriod of the disease which in most cases is in excess of 30 years. During the prolonged latency period, drastic changes take place in the gastric microenvironment. The purpose of this article is to review briefly our present knowledge concerning the altered microenvironment.

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Vagotomy and Gastric Cancermong the younger surgeons. One of the many reasons mentioned against resection is the alarming number of cancers found in the gastric remnant 20–25 years following gastrectomy. Long standing chronic mucosal atrophy and biliary reflux could be the basis for the neoplastic changes.

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