[The problem of recurrence in XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity694 @entity5 @entity99
In this study the incidence of recurrence in radical procedure for @entity694 is more than 37.4%. Of 100 @entity1 undergoing second laparotomy because of recurrence 33% could be resected curatively. The rate of recurrence was independent on sex, negatively correlated with age and positively correlated with @entity5 stage of former operations. Curative operations located at the ascending @entity99 had less recurrences than others. Second operations in curative aims were twice as successful in @entity1 than in @entity1 and equally possible in all decades. Results of recurrences of @entity694 were better than other locations. Tumors of early stages relapsed later. The probability of a radical procedure in recurrence related operations was better in those cases with a long recurrence-free interval. The resectability +/- rate and @entity5 stage of second-look operation were depending on @entity5 stage in the first operation. This means further history of @entity5 disease is determined closely by @entity5 stage in the first operation.
