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Mide Multi-kistik özü: Tıkanma sarılığı gibi sıradışı bir sunum

Multi-cystic gist of stomach: an unusual presentation as obstructive jaundice

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  • International Journal of Healthcare & Biomedical Research

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  • 2013

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A 42 yr old male presented with pain in upper abdominal fullness and pain and jaundice.. Upper GI endoscopy suggestive of extraluminal compressing mass at antrum. On laparotomy there was multiple cystic swelling along the lesser curvature largest cyst 6 x 4 cms. There was three sub-mucosal swelling near antrum causing narrowing. The patient was histo-pathologically reported as gastrointestinal stomal tumor(GIST), which is present 0.1% of all colorectal cancer. GIST is mostly identified incidentally during endoscopic screening in the absence of symptom. GIST in comparison with leiomyoma and leiomyosarcoma is on the basis clinic-pathologic, immunohistochemical and molecular genetic study. Mostly malignant GIST run a very slow course and have recurrence and metastasis over 10-15 years. Thus long term follow-up is necessary. Unless proved other-wise gastric and colonic lesions are considered as malignant.
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