Biopsy post esd.

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Biopsy post esd.

Asked for Male, 27 Years

Hello, My father went esd for a net grade 1 tumor removal from stomach. Dotanoc scan results confirmed existence of singe lesion of size 1.5cm in stomach body with no nodes or metastasis to any other organ. This is the biopsy post procedure. And just wanted to understand if this mean entire cancerous part is removed. Thanks in anticipation.

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Dr. Alok Kumar Dewangan

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In scan size is 1.50cm and taken biopsy size is 2*1.50 cm. It's look like complete excision but close margin

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Dr. Sujata Sarkar Oncologist 8 yrs exp Kolkata · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sujata Sarkar

Oncologist 8 yrs exp Kolkata

From your report it seems to be T1 tumor for which surgery is good enough. But date of surgery isn't clear, neither pre-op imagings like pet ct or UGI endoscopy. You should visit an oncosurgeon & do further tests to rule out any present cancer. You should be under check up life long.