Pathological Analysis and Therapeutic Evaluation of Early Colorectal Carcinoma Treated by Endoscopic Resection or Surgery / 胃肠病学

ABSTRACT

Background:Prognosis of early colorectal carcinoma( ECC)is well because of low rate of lymph-node metastasis ( LNM). How to improve the detection rate and select appropriate therapy for ECC has been an eager task in clinical practice. Aims:To analyze the pathological features of ECC treated by endoscopic resection(ER)or surgery,and evaluate the therapeutic efficacy of ER. Methods:Pathological data of 503 ECC lesions treated by ER or surgery were retrospectively analyzed. Risk factors of infiltration depth,LNM of ECC were analyzed,and therapeutic efficacy of ER was evaluated. Results:The overall detection rate of ECC was 10. 7%. The incidence of LNM was 1. 2%(6/503);the LNM incidence of mucosal high-grade neoplasia was 0%( 0/247 ),while was 2. 3%( 6/256 ) in submucosal carcinoma. The LNM incidence of submucosal superficial carcinoma treated by ER was 0%( 0/31 ). Tumor location, size,histological type and LNM had significant impacts on infiltration depth(P<0. 05). The rates of en bloc,complete and curative resection by ER were 96. 0%,94. 2% and 82. 1%,respectively. Infiltration depth was the risk factor of piecemeal,incomplete and noncurative resection of ER(P<0. 05). Conclusions:The incidence of LNM in ECC is extremely low. Accurate evaluation of character and infiltration depth of lesion before operation is helpful for selecting appropriate therapy. It should be cautious to choose ER for lesions infiltrated into submucosa,thereby to improve the therapeutic efficacy of ER.