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Different methods of treatment were compared in 24 patients with primary, locally circumscribed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of the stomach. Prognosis was significantly better (P less than 0.01) for patients who had received radiotherapy as part of their primary treatment, than those who had received only surgical treatment. Two of ten patients whose tumour had been resected and who had received postoperative radiotherapy had a recurrence after 5 and 14 years, respectively, and four patients who had received radiotherapy alone for a non-resectable tumour are free of recurrence. On the other hand, a recurrence occurred in six of ten patients treated by surgery alone. The results indicate that radiotherapy is the most important method in the primary treatment of locally circumscribed gastric lymphoma.
R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
January 1989,
Langenbecks Archiv fur Chirurgie,
R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
January 1988,
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R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
October 1996,
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R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
February 1978,
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R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
August 1980,
Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946),
R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
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R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
March 1981,
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R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
June 2000,
Australian and New Zealand journal of medicine,
R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
June 1993,
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R Herrmann, and
M Friedman
June 1996,
Praxis,
