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Gastroscope combined with MSCT in preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma and control research of postoperative pathology

Deng Jin-y

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Abstract

Objective Study of gastroscope combined with MSCT diagnostic accuracy of the preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma. Methods Collected 200 cases of patients with gastric cancer before gastroscopy and MSCT examination and 200 cases of patients with gastric cancer underwent 7mm thick layer of spiral CT examination data,preoperative staging,and compared with postoperative pathology,comparing the accuracy of the preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma. Results Gastroscope combined with results of MSCT and 7mm layer thickness of the CT T staging accuracy were 87% and 52%,N staging results consistent with rates were 85% and 36%,both were significantly different,with statistical significance,Endoscopy combined with coincidence rate is relatively high rate of MSCT diagnosis. Conclusion Gastroscope combined with MSCT to better guide clinical choose appropriate operation excision scope,operation mode and the development of integrated treatment programs,to win a higher quality of life and longer survival time for patients.

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Objective Study of gastroscope combined with MSCT diagnostic accuracy of the preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma. Methods Collected 200 cases of patients with gastric cancer before gastroscopy and MSCT examination and 200 cases of patients with gastric cancer underwent 7mm thick layer of spiral CT examination data,preoperative staging,and compared with postoperative pathology,comparing the accuracy of the preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma. Results Gastroscope combined with results of MSCT and 7mm layer thickness of the CT T staging accuracy were 87% and 52%,N staging results consistent with rates were 85% and 36%,both were significantly different,with statistical significance,Endoscopy combined with coincidence rate is relatively high rate of MSCT diagnosis. Conclusion Gastroscope combined with MSCT to better guide clinical choose appropriate operation excision scope,operation mode and the development of integrated treatment programs,to win a higher quality of life and longer survival time for patients.

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Objective Study of gastroscope combined with MSCT diagnostic accuracy of the preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma. Methods Collected 200 cases of patients with gastric cancer before gastroscopy and MSCT examination and 200 cases of patients with gastric cancer underwent 7mm thick layer of spiral CT examination data,preoperative staging,and compared with postoperative pathology,comparing the accuracy of the preoperative staging of gastric carcinoma. Results Gastroscope combined with results of MSCT and 7mm layer thickness of the CT T staging accuracy were 87% and 52%,N staging results consistent with rates were 85% and 36%,both were significantly different,with statistical significance,Endoscopy combined with coincidence rate is relatively high rate of MSCT diagnosis. Conclusion Gastroscope combined with MSCT to better guide clinical choose appropriate operation excision scope,operation mode and the development of integrated treatment programs,to win a higher quality of life and longer survival time for patients.

Key concepts: Medicine, Radiology, Gastric carcinoma, Cancer, Carcinoma, Endoscopy, Internal medicine

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