[Para-pancreatic dermoid cyst].
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Between 1st January 1970 and 31st December 1984, 910 total or subtotal resections for gastric cancer were carried out in the Department of Surgery of the University Clinic Mannheim. A work-up of operative specimens showed that 146 patients (16%) had early gastric carcinoma. The patients comprised 97 men and 49 women; the youngest was 31, the oldest 86 years. The following trends were apparent when the 58 patients operated on between 1970 and 1976 were compared with the 68 patients operated on between 1977 and 1982: An increase in early gastric carcinoma is also detectable in younger patients. The previously seen tendency for localisation in the antrum appears to have changed in favour of the upper segments of the stomach. The proportion of the diffuse type rose from 26% in the first group to 44% in the second. The 5-year survival of all patients with early gastric carcinoma was 78.8%. No significant difference could be found between the diffuse and intestinal type. The prognosis of early gastric carcinoma appears to be dependent on the depth of invasion and involvement of the lymph nodes.
From January 1970 to September 1980 101 patients with early gastric carcinoma were operated. The youngest patient was 33 years, the oldest 83 years old. The incidence was highest in the 7th decade. Two thirds of all early gastric carcinomas were localized in the prepyloric region. 4 of these tumours were found in the gastric stump after previous B II resection. 3 multifocal carcinomas were found in our series. According to Laurën's classification 70 early gastric carcinomas were of the intestinal type, 28 of the diffuse type, in three cases a correct classification could not be performed. The predominant operative procedure was the B II resection in 71 patients. Further methods were total gastrectomy 15, B I resection 4, proximal resection 4, endoscopic polypectomy 3, Maki-resection 2, local excision 2. In the postoperative period complications occurred in 9 patients; four of them died. The 5-years survival rate was 72%. In 4 patients a recurrence of the malignancy was detected, in 3 of them another early gastric carcinoma and in 1 an advanced gastric carcinoma.
The mean incidence age for rectal carcinoma in women rose significantly in the township of Karlsruhe between 1971-1975 from 61,5 to 70,9 years, while the incidence age for colon carcinoma in men decreased significantly from 67,5 to 65,0 years. In the world incidence statistics of colon carcinoma in males, Karlsruhe ranks 16th (13,2 cases per 100 000 inhabitants), whereas the city ranks second for rectal carcinoma in males (18,5 cases/100 000). Prevalence patterns of gastric, colonic, and rectal carcinoma differ between individual districts of Karlsruhe. Time-related pathogenetic influence factors are discussed in extenso.