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Purpose: This study was carried out to evaluate the impact of combined splenectomy
with total gastrectomy on survival and postoperative morbidity in advanced gastric
cancer.
Patients and Methods: We performed a retrospective analysis of 193 patients who
underwent curative resection among 289 patients with total gastrectomy during the
period of Sep. 1983 through Dec. 1995 at the Department of Surgery, Korea University
Hospital.
Results: Out of 11 clinicopathologic factors, 5 were associated with splenectomy
through univariate analysis. The incidence of splenectomy increased when the patients
with advanced gastric cancer had Borrmann type III, Gross T3 & T4 stage, greater than
4 cm of tumor size, Serosal invasion, or UICC stage IIIb, IV(p<0.05). Postoperative
complication occurred more commonly in splenectomy group than in non-splenectomy
group(20.2% vs 16.9%). The 5-year survival rate of Stage II was lower in splenectomy
group than in non-splenectomy group(63.5% vs 83.5%) but that of Stage III was higher
in splenectomy group than in non-splenectomy group(22.8% vs 17.3%), there was no
significant difference between the survival rates across different stages.
Conclusion: We could not find any beneficial effect of splenectomy in gastric cancer
patients who underwent curative total gastrectomy in this retrospective analysis. There
was no clinical evidence to support splenectomy as a general policy in patients with
total gastrectomy. We conclude that the randomized prospective clinical trials using more
precise criteria for the indication of splenectomy are needed in order to assess the
beneficial effect of splenectomy.

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Gastric cancer; Splenectomy; Prognosis;

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