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See Latest ArticlesSubtotal Gastrectomy as Treatment for Distal Multifocal Early Gastric Cancer
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Morgagni P et al. – When EGCs are detected, the possibility of MEGC must always be investigated by endoscopy and chromoendoscopy. When a MEGC is found in the lower third of the stomach and chromoendoscopy of the upper third has been performed, subtotal gastrectomy can be considered as sufficient treatment.
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