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@entity1 @entity82 @entity96 @entity167 @entity201 @entity160 @entity157 @entity99
This is a retrospective review of 43 @entity1 who had primary @entity96 diagnosed during 1974-1983. @entity1 ' ages ranged from 27 to 84 years (median 52.5). Nine of 39 @entity1 with @entity157 were females, while two of the four @entity1 with @entity201 were @entity1 . @entity99 surface antigen was positive in 90% tested, and 62% had @entity82 . Also, 60-65% were heavy users of @entity167 and cigarettes. @entity160 was elevated in one of four white @entity1 , and in six of eight @entity1 of other races (75%). Tissue diagnosis was obtained by peritoneoscopy in 16, by percutaneous biopsy in 7, by laparotomy in 9, and at autopsy in 11. Only one of 11 @entity1 who were explored has his lesion resected. About half of the cases diagnosed antemortem died 1 month or less after diagnosis. The median survival of @entity157 @entity1 who had no specific treatment or systemic chemotherapy was 2 months. Two @entity1 who received chemotherapy in conjunction with occlusion of the hepatic artery lived 16 to 19 months.
