Left thoracic sympathectomy for treatment of refractory reentrant tachycardia in concealed Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.
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Transabdominal esophageal mucosal transection with devascularization, a direct operation for varices, has been done upon 63 patients with marked esophageal varices that had bled or had a potential bleeding hazard. As of May 1978, 55 of the 63 patients are alive, and the over-all results appear to be satisfactory.
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BACKGROUND: The prognostic value of intra-operative peritoneal lavage cytology and chemotherapy was evaluated retrospectively. METHOD: Lavage cytology was performed in 257 patients. Prognosis was investigated in 85 of pT3 and pT4 patients with radical gastrectomy. Intra-operative chemotherapy was selected according to the cytology and exploration of the peritoneal cavity. For patients forecasted to have peritoneal recurrence, intraperitoneal injection of cisplatin was performed. RESULTS: No free cancer cells (cy(-)) were found in pTis, pT1 and pT2. In pT3 and pT4, cy(-) were 82.8% of the cases without macroscopic metastasis (P(-)), and the presence of free cancer cells (cy(+)) were 89.3% of the cases with macroscopic metastasis (P(+)). Intraperitoneal injection was performed in about 60% of P(-)/cy(+) and P(+) cases. Five-year survival rate of P(-)/cy(-) was 41.7% and that of P(-)/cy(+) was 33.3%. All of P(+) died within 3 years. CONCLUSION: Patients of P(-)/cy(+) probably had microscopic residual disease and might benefit from intraperitoneal chemotherapy.