Characteristics of early gastric cancer under NBI magnifying gastroscopy

Characteristics of early gastric cancer under NBI magnifying gastroscopy

Since early gastric cancer lesions are small and can appear flat, raised, sunken, or cross-type, they are generally difficult to identify and require careful observation by endoscopists. In recent years, some studies have shown that compared with traditional white light endoscopy, magnified narrow-band imaging endoscopy (M-NBI) has certain advantages in diagnosing sunken early gastric cancer, and the misdiagnosis rate is relatively low.

Early gastric cancer endoscopy should be divided into three categories: early gastric cancer endoscopy can be divided into flat type and raised type, the other is depressed type, and the flat type can also be divided into three subtypes.

During the follow-up after gastric cancer surgery, the red blood cell index in the blood test report was high

Signet ring cell gastric cancer is the most malignant type of gastric cancer, with a poor prognosis and easy early metastasis. Chemotherapy must be performed after surgery. However, due to the low efficiency of chemotherapy, about 30% per month. It is best to use personalized chemotherapy to improve the efficiency of chemotherapy. Traditional Chinese medicine can help correct treatment, such as reducing the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and improving physical fitness, but the anti-cancer effect is not ideal, and gastric cancer can increase the blood sedimentation rate.

ESR refers to the erythrocyte sedimentation rate. Gastric cancer patients often suffer from anemia, which can lead to an increase in transaction rate due to the consumption of malignant tumors and poor absorption of nutrients. Gastric cancer is a common malignant tumor in the digestive system.