The topography of chronic gastritis in cancer-bearing stomachs.
The topography of chronic gastritis in cancer-bearing stomachs.
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患有癌症的胃中慢性胃炎的地形。
DOI：
10.1093/jnci/10.2.505
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1949
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R. Hebbel
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R. Hebbel
文献中广泛讨论了慢性胃炎与胃癌之间频繁联系的重要性。简而言之，支持胃炎和癌症之间因果关系的观点主要是基于这种联系的频率(Konjetzny(1)，演说家(2)，Hurst(3)和其他人)，以及被解释为粘膜改变和癌症之间过渡的证据的组织学特征的证明(Konjetzny(1))。反对这一观点的依据是老年人患胃炎的频率(惠伦牌(4例)、Guiss和Stewart(5例)等)，广泛性胃炎与癌症(Hebbel(6例)、Magnus(7例)等)的不稳定联系，以及早期癌症(Borrmann(8例))中没有胃炎。对于大多数病例，癌性胃炎通常被描述为硬化性胃炎(Konjetzny(1)、Orator(2)、Tuomikoski(9)和其他)。也有例外，但弥漫性胃炎合并胃癌的确切频率并不是完全明确的。如果弥漫性慢性胃炎很重要，它应该出现在绝大多数胃腺癌病例中。根据一系列足以将抽样误差降至最低的病例，特别参考弥漫性改变的发生率，似乎需要提供更准确的胃炎合并癌症的图像。
The significante of the frequent association of chronic gastrities with carcinoma of the stomach has been extensively discussed in the literature. In brief, opinions favoring a causal relationship between gastritis and carcinoma are based largely on the frequency of the association (Konjetzny (1), Orator (2), Hurst (3) and others) and the demonstration of histological features interpreted as evidente of transitions between altered mucosas and carcinoma (Konjetzny (1)). Opposition to this view is founded on the frequency with which gastritis is encountered in older persons (Huilen brand (4), Guiss and Stewart (5) and others) the inconstancy of the association of extensive gastritis and carcinoma (Hebbel (6), Magnus (7) and others) and the absence of gastritis in cases of early carcinoma (Borrmann (8)). Cancer gastritis has often been described as a pangastritis (Konjetzny (1), Orator (2), Tuomikoski (9) and others) for the great majority of cases. Exceptions have been noted, but the exact frequency of diffuse gastritis with carcinoma of the stomach is not entirely well defined. If chronic gastritis of a diffuse character is important, it should be present in a significant majority of the cases of gastrit cancer. It seemed desirable to provide a more accurate picture of gastritis with cancer with particular reference to the incidente of diffuse changes based on a series of cases large enough to at least minimine sampling errors.