… for primary gastric cancer between 1988 and 2004 were considered; patients who underwent
nonresective surgery, those who underwent previous resection for gastric cancer, and …

… patients with gastric cancer were more likely to have advanced carcinoma with poor prognostic
features, although stage-specific survival was similar to older patients with gastric cancer. …

… In conclusion, the incidence of thrombocytosis in patients with gastric cancer was 1 1.4%, …
have a poor prognosis, and thrombocytosis was found to be an independent prognostic factor, …

… role as a poor prognostic marker. However, an immunohistochemical study from Greece on
62 patients with gastric cancer (… with favourable prognosis'"'. The authors' group performed a …

… with poor prognosis of gastric cancer. However, only lymphocyte and monocyte count were
independent prognostic … count could further increase the predictive value for gastric cancer. …

… of gastric cancer 2-6. Patients with gastric cancer often have a poor prognosis even after …
As a heterogeneous disease, gastric cancer still lack definite prognostic indicators. Many …

… may be used as a molecular staging biomarker predicting poor prognosis of gastric cancer.
… , we carefully examined the medical records and tissue samples of gastric cancer surgical …

… of gastric cancer, we examined the expression of Cullin1 in primary gastric cancer tissues
and … We constructed a tissue microarray that includes 792 primary gastric cancer tissues and …

… Gastric cancer cells express a … poor prognosis. The amplification of the c-met encoding
receptor for hepatocyte growth factor is frequently associated with poor prognosis of gastric cancer…

… Delay in diagnosis and the more aggressive biological behavior of GC in younger patients
have been suggested as possible causes of poor prognosis (3–5). In our study, we found …