2018
DOI: 10.21614/chirurgia.113.6.857
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Gastric Cancer, Hemophilia A and Angiodysplasia - An Unreported Association with Clinical Implications in a Patient with Digestive Hemorrhage

Abstract: Introducere: Cancerul gastric este rareori cauza unei hemoragii digestive superioare acute. Comorbidităţile pacientului pot avea un efect negativ atât asupra rezultatelor imediate cât şi asupra celor tardive, după rezecţia chirurgicală a unui cancer gastric. Asocierea cancerului gastric cu hemofilia A şi angiodisplazie nu a mai fost raportată până în prezent în literatura de specialitate, iar impactul acestei asocieri asupra rezultatelor postoperatorii este necunoscut. Prezentarea cazului: Un bărbat de 49 de a… Show more

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“…Most tumors represented by liver cancer have an abundant blood supply (31). In the process of tumor invasion and metastasis, vascular invasion or tumor compression of the peripheral blood vessels may lead to tumor-associated hemorrhage (32), such as hemoptysis caused by lung cancer (33), gastrointestinal hemorrhage caused by gastrointestinal cancer (34,35), hematuria caused by bladder cancer and renal cancer, and vaginal bleeding caused by cervical cancer (36,37).…”
Section: Hemorrhage Caused By Tumor Invading Blood Vesselsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most tumors represented by liver cancer have an abundant blood supply (31). In the process of tumor invasion and metastasis, vascular invasion or tumor compression of the peripheral blood vessels may lead to tumor-associated hemorrhage (32), such as hemoptysis caused by lung cancer (33), gastrointestinal hemorrhage caused by gastrointestinal cancer (34,35), hematuria caused by bladder cancer and renal cancer, and vaginal bleeding caused by cervical cancer (36,37).…”
Section: Hemorrhage Caused By Tumor Invading Blood Vesselsmentioning
confidence: 99%