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Purpose : Primary small bowel cancer is rare. In many cases, the diagnosis is difficult
especially in jejunum and ileum, confirmed in advanced state with poor prognosis. This
study was intended to clarify the characteristics of primary small bowel cancer.
Material and method : We have reviewed 24 patients with primary small bowel cancer
that have been operated at the Department of Surgery, hospital from Jan. 1990 until
Dec. 1996. The clinical feature, diagnostic method, location and histologic finding of
tumor, prognosis were analyzed.
Results : 1. The ratio of male to female was 1:1.18. The mean age was 53 years and
the most prevalent age group was 6th decade(13 cases, 54.1%). 2. The most common
primary site was jejunum(9 cases), followed by duodenum(8 cases) and ileum(7 cases).
Leiomyosarcoma occurred most frequently in jejunum, adenocarcinoma in duodenum, and
lymphoma in ileum. 3. The most common symptom was abdominal pain(66.7%), followed
by anemia(54.2%), palpable mass(50%). 4. The accuracy rate of preoperative diagnosis or
suspicion was 45,8%, and diagnostic measures were endoscopy in duodenum, small
bowel series and/or abdominal CT, in jejunum and ileum. 5. Curative resection was
performed in 14 cases(58.3%), and the cancer in which palliative resection was
undertaken most frequently was leiomyosarcoma. 6. The mean follow-up period of 23
cases except 1 was 33 months, during this time 9 cases were dead, of whom 5 cases
had leiomyosarcoma.
Conclusion : Frequently, small bowel cancer is difficult in diagnosis, confirmed in late
stage. High degree of suspicion and more endeavor to discover it is important and
needed to bring a better result.

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