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Purpose : In spite of many published reports about the primary gastrointestinal
lymphoma in Korea, the majority of them unfortunately involved a small number of
patients with diverse results concerning treatment, patient survival, and prognostic
factors. There also were few reports mainly focusing on primary intestinal lymphoma
alone. Therefore we studied the patient-survival and prognostic factors in 52 cases of
intestinal lymphomas.
Materials and Methods : We reviewed fifty two patients who received treatment due
to primary intestinal lymphoma at Severance hospital, from January 1980 to June 1995.
Results : The intestinal lymphomas were located in descending order of frequency at the
terminal ileum, ileocecal region, right colon, and the jejunum. The most common
histologic type was diffuse large cell type and the majority showed an intermediate
grade of differentiation. The average survival time was 40.7 months with a 5 year
survival rate of 41.4%. The overall and complete remission rate of the intestinal
lymphoma were 76.2%, 64.3%, respectively. Additional chemotherapy or radiotherapy to
surgery improved remission rate. The overall 5 year survival rates were 50.4%, 47.3%,
33.3%, and 25.0% in stage I, ¥±1, ¥±2 and ¥²-¥³, respectively.
The 5 year survival rate after curative resection was 57.0% and 16.6% after incomplete
resection. The significant prognostic factors were residual tumor, site of the lesion,
multiplicity, and adjacent organ invasion. However, the site of the lesion alone (worst
in the jejunum) was the sole independent variable on multivariate analysis.
Conclusion : We concluded that early diagnosis and curative resection were important
to improve survival rates in the primary intestinal lymphoma. More number of such
cases are needed for further comparison of various treatment methods and results.

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Primary intestinal lymphoma; Survival rate; Prognostic factors;

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