A Study of Rectal Cancer with Perineural Invasion in Special Reference to Clinico: Pathological Factors
Rectal cancer of 218 patients were analyzed retrospectively for the relationship between nine factors and perineural invasion. The nine factors were age, sex, division of the rectum*, histological differentiation*, depth of invasion of the tumor*, lymphatic vessel invasion*, venous invasion*, lymph...
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| creator | Nagasawa, Yasushige Yanagita, Kenzoh Tsuzita, Kazuki Yasushi, Tatsuo Gotoh, Tomohiko Kuwahara, Toshiaki Andoh, Kaoru Funahashi, Kimihiko Torigoshi, Yoshifusa Watanabe, Kiyoshi Nakamura, Hiroshi Kase, Hazime Wakabayashi, Miyoji Okano, Yoshihiko Kobayashi, Kazuo Ohgai, Tadahisa Kuramoto, Shintaro Yoshio, Toshifumi Tsujimoto, Shiroh |
| description | Rectal cancer of 218 patients were analyzed retrospectively for the relationship between nine factors and perineural invasion. The nine factors were age, sex, division of the rectum*, histological differentiation*, depth of invasion of the tumor*, lymphatic vessel invasion*, venous invasion*, lymph node metastasis* and Dukes' stage classification. Perineuralinvasion was found in 25.7% of all patients and had the closest statistical relationship to the following factors: depth of invasion of the tumor, lymph node metastasis, Dukes' classification, histological differentiation and venous invasion. Perineural invasion was notpresent in Dukes'A classification but existed in l3.7Vo of Dukes' B and in 44.6% of Dukes'C. The S-year cumulative survival rate in Dukes' A cases was 92%. In Dukes' B cases with perineural invasion, the survival rate was 35.5% as opposed to 72% in those without perineuralinvasion. In Dukes' C cases, the survival rate was 10% as opposed to 37Vo in those without perineural invasion. Therefore, perineural invasion was regarded as one factor in prognosis and made worsened the rate of survival of patients with rectal cancer. *Defined by Rules of Japanese Research Socity for Cancer of Colon and Rectum.(Jinnai: Jpn. J. Surg.13: 557-598, 1983) |
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