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The most important prognostic factors for survival were lymph node metastasis, serosal invasion, peritoneal seeding, positive resection margin, liver metastasis, old age, tumor size, and lymphatic invasion. The operative mortality and survival outcome of our gastric cancer patients after gastric resection compared favorably with those of other series in other countries.
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