Based on gene expression patterns, we classified gastric cancers into 3 subtypes, and validated these in an independent set of tumors. The subgroups have differences in molecular and genetic features and response to therapy; this information might be used to select specific treatment approaches for patients with gastric cancer.
Highlights
Co-existent abdominoperitoneal tuberculosis and endometrial cancer is a rare entity.
To date, there have only been 2 case reports on the topic.
We present 3 cases which highlight key challenges in diagnosis and management.
Thorough surgical staging with frozen section analysis is key for accurate treatment.
In endemic regions, we recommend a low threshold to suspect this entity.
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