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  • March 30, 2016
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Gastric cancer Lecture 25
Basics
1. Second most common cancer

2. Dramatic decline worldwide

3. Wide variation in incidence

4. Altered risk among migrants

5. Male-to-female ratio: 1.5 to 2.0

6. Median age: 70 in USA


• Incidence: 7/100.000 inhabitants

• 5-yr survival rate of gastric carcinoma is 12% overall

• 5-yr survival for early gastric cancers(usually detected incidentally with endoscopy in
populationwhere screening is recommended) is >35%


Alcohol Use and Gastric Cancer: Generally, no association between alcohol use and
gastric cancer, Exceptionally, increased risk in relation to a heavy use of red wine and
vodka drinking


Helicobacter pylori and Gastric Cancer: current interpretation

• A definite cause of gastric cancer

• African enigma

• No sex difference in H. pylori


Dietary Factors and Gastric Cancer
Protective Factor

-Convincing: Vegetables and fruits, refrigerators

-Probable: Vitamin C -Possible: Carotenoids, allium compounds,wholegrain
cereals, green tea

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, So, what are the risk factors?

 Helicobacter pylori
 Alimentary
 Genetics (e-cadherine) – 10%
 Smoking
 Alcohol


Preneoplastic

• Atrofic gastritis
• Intestinal metaplasia
• Dysplasia
• Gastric polyps (adenomatous)
• Gastric resection – 5%
• Ménétrier gastritis



Dietary Factors and Gastric Cancer
Protective Factor

- Convincing: Vegetables and fruits, refrigerators

-Probable: Vitamin C

- Possible: Carotenoids, allium compounds, wholegrain cereals, green tea

Risk Factor

- Convincing: None

- Probable: Salt/salting

- Possible: Starch, grilled meat and fish


Clinical signs
1) Anemia
2) Astenie
3) Loss of weight
4) Abdominal pain
5) Hemorrhage
6) Dysphagia

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