Titlebook: Gastrointestinal Tract Cancer; Martin Lipkin,Robert A. Good Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 Gastritis.attention.ca

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Perspectives on Individual Differencesll as in the planning of appropriate therapies. Yet, in the important field of colorectal tumors, little such quantitative information is available, because of the inaccessibility of those lesions for direct serial measurements.

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Defining the Precursor Tissue of Ordinary Large Bowel Carcinoma: Implications for Cancer Preventionttention has been given to terminology. We have attempted to use simple and accurate terms, with the help of diagrams and illustrations, so that internists, surgeons, radiologists, . will have the same mental image and hence the ease of communication so needed for proper diagnosis and treatment in this field.

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Experimental Stomach Carcinogenesist food definitely contains carcinogens: naturally occurring ones (Evans and Mason, 1965), artifically added ones (Sano .., 1977), and contaminants (Shank .., 1972; Sugimura .., 1977). Epidemiological studies have revealed a close correlation between diet characteristics and the frequency of stomach carcinoma (Haenszel .., 1972; Oiso, 1975).

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Immunodeficiency Diseases and Malignancypected for an age-and sex-matched population during a comparable period (Penn, 1975; Hoover and Fraumeni, 1973). Another condition, the actual presence of a malignancy, demonstrates the effect of cancer on the immune system in persons with Hodgkin’s disease, chronic lymphatic leukemia, and multiple

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Immunological Dysfunction with Atrophic Gastritis and Gastric Malignancyt known whether atrophic gastritis results from one or more pathogenetic mechanisms. It is not understood why (1) various autoimmune phenomena, (2) other immunological disorders, and (3) outwardly unrelated diseases involving other organs frequently coexist with atrophic gastritis. Patients with atr

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