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The plasma fibrinogen levels were determined in patients with chronic gastric and duodenal ulcer and gastric cancer comparing the results with those in a control group comprising healthy subjects. No statistically significant rise in the level of fibrinogen in peptic ulcer or its changes during treatment were found. A great rise in the blood level of fibrinogen was observed in 67% of cases of gastric cancer.
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