Retrospective Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Dec 28, 2015; 21(48): 13524-13531
Published online Dec 28, 2015. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v21.i48.13524
Table 1 Clinical features of hepatoid adenocarcinoma of the stomach
Case No.Sex/age (yr)Initial presentationLocation(largest size, cm)MetastasisSerum AFP(ng/mL)TreatmentFollow-up status
1M/64Epigastric discomfortBody, antrum (7.5)Liver1133.7GastrectomyDied at 19 mo
PeritoneumChemotherapy
Perigastric lymph nodesTACE for liver metastases
2M/69Body weight lossAntrum (7.3)Liver281.1GastrectomyDied at 3 mo
LungChemotherapy
3M/78Epigastric discomfortAntrum (4.5)Liver3124.9GastrectomyDied at 5 mo
Perigastric lymph nodesChemotherapy
4M/63Epigastric discomfortCardia (5.2)Liver2170.3ChemotherapyDied at 6 mo
PeritoneumTACE for liver metastases
Perigastric lymph nodes
5F/70Palpable massBody, antrum (3.8)Liver890.3ChemotherapyDied at 23 mo
Perigastric lymph nodesTACE for liver metastases
6F/69Epigastric discomfortBody, antrum (7.5)Liver6442.6ChemotherapyDied at 9 mo
Perigastric lymph nodes
7M/60Epigastric discomfortAntrum (4.5)Liver1419.7ChemotherapyDied at 3 mo
Peritoneum
Paraaortic lymph nodes
Perigastric lymph nodes
8M/75Body weight lossBody (4.0)Liver2904.5Supportive careDied at 3 mo
Lung
Peritoneum
Perigastric lymph nodes