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Purpose : Our aim was to determine the patterns of recurrence after curative resection
of gastric cancer and to analyze the factors related with recurrence. We hypothesized
that aggressive surgical approach including extended lymphadenectomy performed during
last several decades may alter the patterns of recurrence.
Materials and Methods : A retrospective analysis of 91 patients with recurrent gastric
cancer after curative surgery at Department of Surgery, College of Medicine, The
Catholic University of Korea, from 1989 to 1992.
Results : Average time to recurrence was 21.8¡¾17.9 months and 64 cases(70.3%) were
recurred in 24 months after surgery. The most common type of recurrence was
peritoneal dissemination(46.2%), followed by distant lymph node metastasis(24.2%),
hematogenous metastasis(19.8%), and local recurrence(77%). Borrmann type ¥² and ¥³,
serosal invasion, lymph node metastasis, lymphatic and perineural invasion were the
factors associated with recurrence. In peritoneal dissemination, serosal invasion and
poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma were high risk factors. Mean duration of life after
recurrence was 5.4¡¾5.2 months. Re-operation was performed in 12 cases(13.2%), and
survival was longer in resection cases compared to non-resection cases(10.9 vs 3.8
months)(p=0.034).
Conclusion : With the use of aggressive surgical approach, relative incidence of local
recurrence has been lowered. On the other hand, peritoneal seeding was the most
frequently encountered pattern of recurrence, Serosal invasion, Borrmann type ¥² or ¥³
and poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma were risk factors for peritoneal recurrence.
Intensive follow-up examination is strongly suggested during the first 24 months after
curative surgery for advanced gastric cancer because of high probability of recurrence in
this period. Surgical resection for locally recurrent gastric cancer seems to prolong
survival time.

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Gastric cancer; Recurrence; Curative surgery;

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