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Gastric cancer: problems in histological diagnosis
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Esophageal CancerGastrointestinal OncologyMedicineBiliary CancerSurgical PathologyHistopathologyDiagnosisPathologyGastroenterologyWho ClassificationSurgeryGastrointestinal PathologyGastric CancerOncologyHighest ReproducibilityCancer ResearchRadiology
The reproducibility of the most recent histological classifications for gastric cancer was studied. A comparison of the results obtained independently by both authors using the criteria of Lauren, Ming, Mulligan and WHO, showed that highest reproducibility was achieved with the WHO classification. However, an acceptable accuracy in diagnosis for the other three classifications was obtained. This study confirms the validity of the WHO criterion for initial diagnosis, while the other classifications should be kept for further specific investigations, such as epidemiological or prognostic studies.
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