Atrophic Gastritis : A Five–year Survey of Thirty‐two Cases Proven by Gastric Biopsy

Fairley, Kenneth F.; Turner, Caroline N.; Mackay, Malcolm; Joske, R. A.

doi:10.5694/j.1326-5377.1955.tb49321.x

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“…Long-term surveys of cases of atrophic gastritis proven at biopsy are few. Fairley et al (1955) from this Unit found no gastric carcinomas in 32 patients over a five-year survey. Siurala, Varis, and Wiljasalo (1966), in a survey covering 10-15 years, found that nine gastric carcinomas developed in a group of 116 patients with atrophic gastritis, whereas no carcinomas developed in groups with normal gastric mucosa or with superficial gastritis.…”

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Simple atrophic gastritis and gastric carcinoma

Walker¹,

Strickland²,

Ungar³

et al. 1971

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138

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SUMMARY Gastric carcinoma was detected nine, 10, 18, and 21 years after the biopsy diagnosis of atrophic gastritis in four patients of a group of 40. The gastritis was presumed to be of the simple type. Tests of vitamin B,2 absorption in three patients gave normal results, no gastric autoantibodies were detected in the two patients tested, in all patients histological examination of the gastrectomy specimens revealed a multifocal gastritis differing from the diffuse gastritis of pernicious anaemia and in three patients the gastritis affected the antrum, which is unusual in pernicious anaemia.The 10 % incidence of gastric carcinoma in 40 patients with simple atrophic gastritis followed for a mean period of 15 years is equivalent to that previously described in pernicious anaemia. However, in view of the relative incidence of atrophic gastritis with and without pernicious anaemia in the general adult population, it emerges that atrophic gastritis without pernicious anaemia is numerically the more important precursor of gastric carcinoma.

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“…The present four case reports were derived from long-term observations of 40 patients with atrophic gastritis, many of whom have been the subjects of previous studies from this Unit (Fairley, Turner, Mackay, and Joske, 1955;Wood, Ralston, Ungar, and Cowling, 1964). The this group of patients ranges from nine to 22 years (mean 15 years).…”

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Simple atrophic gastritis and gastric carcinoma

Walker¹,

Strickland²,

Ungar³

et al. 1971

Gut

138

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“…PRwrous workers have reported a relationship between chronic gastritis and gastric carcinoma (Magnus, 1937;Imai et al, 1971), and follow-up of patients with chronic gastritis has revealed an increased incidence of carcinoma (Siurala et al, 1966;Strickland et al, 1970). Carcinoma was not encountered after a 5-year follow-up (Fairley et al, 1955), but there was an incidence of 10 per cent after I5 years (Walker et al, 1971), and this complication is particularly seen if the mucous membrane manifests cellular hyperplasia (Chusid et al, 1964) or intestinal metaplasia (Morson, 1955a, b).…”

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The distribution of gastritis in carcinoma of the stomach

Plessis

1974

Journal of British Surgery

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SUMMARYTwenty-one stomachs resected for carcinoma were studied histologically using the 'Swiss-roll' technique. Chronic gastritis with epithelial hyperplasia was present in all.There were two types of distribution of the gastritis. In 17 instances it extended continuously from the pylorus proximally up to or beyond the carcinoma. This type of gastritis could be due to reflux of duodenal contents into the stomach. In 4 stomachs the gastritis occurred only in the vicinity of the tumour but did not extend from the pylorus and could therefore not be the result oj duodenal reflux.It is postulated that there may be two kinds of carcinoma. One type is associated with the epithelia[ hyperplasia of chronic gastritis, possibly resulting from duodenal reflux into the stomach, The other is also associated with chronic gastritis but the distribution does not suggest duodenal reflux.

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“…Μερικοί υπο στηρίζουν δτι δντως ή εντερική μεταπλασία αποτελεί προκαρκινωμα τώδη κατάστασιν, αναφερόντες περιπτώσεις κατά τάς οποίας παρετήρησαν άνάπτυ£ιν καρκίνου εκ περιοχών αυτής , FEIT 1967 Hod.) ff ένώ άλλοι ψρονοϋν ότι δεν υπάρχει σχέσις μετα£ύ των δύο βλαβών καί δτι απλώς συνυπάρχουν (FINBLEY 1950, FARLEY 1955 . *Η παρούσα μελέτη δχει ακριβώς αυτόν τον σκοπόν, τήν διερεύνησιν δηλαδή της δυνατότητος ή μή αναπτύξεως καρκίνου èu περιοχών εντερικής μεταπλασίας στομάχου.…”

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Atrophic Gastritis : A Five–year Survey of Thirty‐two Cases Proven by Gastric Biopsy

Cited by 18 publications

References 15 publications

Simple atrophic gastritis and gastric carcinoma

Simple atrophic gastritis and gastric carcinoma

The distribution of gastritis in carcinoma of the stomach

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