[Primary XXXX . Clinico-pathologic features of a Mexican series].

@entity1 @entity706 @entity6595 @entity5 @entity344 @entity490 @entity1534 @entity1893
OBJECTIVE: To analyze pathologic and clinical features in @entity1 with @entity6595 ( @entity6595 ) in a reference hospital in Mexico City, and to evaluate the variety of treatments chosen. METHODS: @entity1 with @entity6595 between 1975 and 2000. Those with histological diagnosis of @entity6595 confirmed by endoscopic biopsy or gastrectomies were eligible for inclusion in the study. The study was retrolective. RESULTS: Forty-two @entity1 (21 M, and 21 F) with an average age of 57 years (between 20 and 80 years). The major clinical findings were no weight loss in 31 @entity1 (73%), @entity490 in 24 @entity1 (57%), @entity344 in 19 @entity1 (45%), and early satiety in 15 @entity1 (36%). The endoscopic findings were gastric folds in 21 (50%), thickening of gastrics folds in 13 (31%) and @entity5 in eight @entity1 (19%). We found @entity1534 in 14 of 16 endoscopic biopsies (87%). High @entity706 were found in 29 @entity1 (69%) and @entity1893 in 13 (31%). The clinical stage according to the Staging Classification from the Fifth International Conference on @entity706 (1993) was 15 @entity1 in stage I (36%), 14 @entity1 in stage II1 (33%). Five @entity1 in stage IV (12%), six @entity1 in stage IIE (14) and one @entity1 in stages II and II2 (2%). The treatment chosen before 1990 was surgery with or without chemotherapy no matter the grade of @entity5 , in contrast with the later decade in which solely eradication of @entity1534 was successfully to cure the disease. In high @entity706 , treatment was surgery and chemotherapy for reviewing the study, most @entity1 were alive and without disease. CONCLUSIONS: In the study, most @entity706 were localized in the stomach of perigastric lymph nodes. The most frequent clinical stages were stages I and II1 (36 and 33%, respectively), and their response was successful to all treatments even though most @entity1 were high graded and treated differently.
