Archives of Surgery · 1937 · 45 citations · 11 references
MedicineOncologyPathologyGastrointestinal OncologyHistopathologyTumor PathologyGastrointestinal PathologyHepatobiliary PathologyMalignant TumorsDuodenal CancerDuodenal HistologyHistologic ExaminationLesion ClassificationMicroscopic Morphology
The purpose of this communication is to report six cases of carcinoma of the suprapapillary segment of the duodenum and to analyze and summarize the data obtained from the reported cases of this condition. Reports of one hundred and four cases were abstracted from the literature, thirty-five<sup>1</sup>of which were regarded as acceptable on the basis of the data presented, a clinical history and gross and microscopic studies of the primary lesion being presented in each report. Twelve<sup>2</sup>additional cases, although probably authentic examples of this condition, could not be included in the present analysis because of insufficient clinical or pathologic data. Fifty-seven more reported cases were discarded, nineteen because, owing to involvement of the stomach, pancreas or bile passages in the malignant process,<sup>3</sup>the duodenal origin of the lesion was not established with certainty and thirty-eight<sup>4</sup>because the histologic studies were not reported, the diagnosis
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TEEATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE AMPULLA OF VATER
Allen O. Whipple, William Barclay Parsons, Clinton R. Mullins · Annals of Surgery · 1935 · 1.4K citations · Full text
Theodore S. Raiford · Archives of Surgery · 1932 · 128 citations
PRIMARY MALIGNANT DISEASE OF THE DUODENUM
Sherman A. Eger · Archives of Surgery · 1933 · 46 citations
PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE DUODENUM
John G. Mateer · Journal of the American Medical Association · 1932 · 43 citations
Milton R. Bookman · Annals of Surgery · 1932 · 28 citations · Full text