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El-Minia Medical Bulletin. 1993; 4 (2): 171-199
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-28029

ABSTRACT

Recently cytological diagnosis of gastric aspirate has emerged as a definitive diagnostic modality in diagnosis of different gastric lesions. This study included 50 patients with different lower esophageal and gastroduodenal lesions, 38 [76 percent] patients were males and 12 patients [24 percent] were females as well as 10 healthy individuals as a control group. Preoperatively an over night fasting gastric wash was done and the aspirate centrifuged and stained by papanocula stain for cytological study for every patient and form the control group. Difinitive medical and surgical treatment was done and pathological examination of the biopsies taken either by endoscopy or during operation. A correlation between the preoperative cyto diagnosis, radiological, endoscopic diagnosis and post-operative pathological examination was done and statistically analyzed. This study revealed that cytological study was sensitive and true positive in diagnosis of 90 percent of patients of gastric cancer, in 82 percent of patients with peptic ulcer and in 77.8 percent of patients with other benin gastroduodenal lesions. The test was also, highly significant in excluding malignancy from both the control group and from the other benign gastroduodenal lesions and the specificity was 90 percent


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Peptic Ulcer/diagnosis , Stomach Diseases/diagnosis , Gastric Juice/cytology , Stomach Neoplasms/diagnosis , Cytodiagnosis
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Bol. méd. cobre ; 1(1): 7-9, ene.-mar. 1988. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-66998

ABSTRACT

Metales como aluminio (Al) y bismuto (Bi) podrían tener un rol citoprotector gastroduodenal por incremento de la producción de Prostaglandina E2 en la mucosa. En este estudio de determinan niveles de Al y Bi en el plasma y jugo gástrico de 20 pacientes sin lesiones de mucosa gastroduodenal. Ninguno de estos pacientes estaba en tratamiento con Al y Bi desde 30 días antes de este estudio. El promedio (rango) encontrado de Al plasmático fue: 0,46 mg/l (0,10-1,00 mg/l). El promedio de Al en el jugo gástrico fue: 0,53 mg/l (0,10 a 1,10 mg/l). El valor promedio del nivel plasmático de Bi fue: 0,053 mg/l (0,012 a 0,15 mg/l). El valor promedio de Bi en el jugo gástrico fue 0,019 mg/l (0,012 a 0,35 mg/l). No se encontró diferencias estadísticamente significativas en los niveles de Al y Bi entre plasma y jugo gástrico. No es posible, en este estudio, sugerir el mecanismo de acción de estos metales en la citoprotección de la mucosa. Se requiere más investigación


Subject(s)
Adult , Middle Aged , Humans , Male , Female , Aluminum/blood , Bismuth/blood , Gastric Juice/cytology , Gastric Mucosa , Prostaglandins E/physiology
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