Clinicopathological analysis of the intestinal type and diffuse type of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity455 @entity189 @entity4056 @entity3 @entity356
A clinicopathological study of @entity356 was carried out according to Lauren's classification, on 207 @entity1 , who underwent gastric resection at Department of Surgery II, Kyushu University, Faculty of Medicine from 1970 to 1972. Among them 93 cases (44.9%) were of @entity4056 , 71 (34.3%) of @entity189 and 43 (20.8%) of other types. @entity4056 , often showing the protuberant type, was more common in the aged and in @entity1 . Most had a low grade of penetration, while in some, the penetration was moderate to high grade and was associated with lymph node @entity3 , @entity455 , or liver @entity3 . Hematogenous recurrence was not infrequent. @entity189 was more common in younger subjects and @entity1 , and was often of the depressed type. The serosa was involved in most cases. High grade penetration was associated with lymphatic permeation. @entity3 via the bloodstream was infrequent. Recurrence was often due to peritoneal dissemination. A better prognosis was indicated in cases of @entity189 with no serosal involvement, while prognosis in cases of invasion of the serosa was worse for @entity189 than for @entity4056 .
