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Ulcero-infiltrative growth over Antrum

2017-10-27 11:26:05
Endoscopy showing Ulcero-infiltrative growth over Antrum with narrowing of lumen of a 73 year old Male patient...... Indication ---- Vomiting Pre-Medication ------ Xylocaine Spray Pharynx/Vocal Chrd - Normal OESPHAGUS - Normal G.E. Junction - 38 CM DUODENUM - 1st & 2nd Part NORMAL Biopsy for Histopathology - Taken from growth & Biospy Report awaited Impression --- CA Stomach with GOO
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Stomach cancer requires chemotherapy followed by surgery

Answered2017-10-27 15:09:50

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