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The authors report their experience with 10 cases of primary gastric lymphoma observed in 10 years. Nonspecific symptomatology and bioptic features often misleading to benign lesions (pseudolymphoma) explain why an early diagnosis is difficult to achieve. A correct surgical treatment, with careful pre- and intraoperative staging, associated to pre- and postoperative chemo- and radiotherapy, allows good results in terms of survival.
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