| pubmed-article:2288851 | pubmed:abstractText | The Authors in reviewing the main epidemiological and histological features of Early Gastric Cancer, dwell upon the atypical symptomatology pointing out the importance of an early diagnosis for a successful surgical treatment. Furthermore, they affirm the primary role of subtotal gastrectomy, associated with regional lymphadenectomy and omentectomy. At last, the need to extend postoperative follow-up to the main abdominal and thoracic organs for the frequency of synchronous or metachronous neoplasms is stressed. | lld:pubmed |
