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Abstract:
Barrett's esophageal cancer is generally considered to be generated through the metaplasia-dysplasia-carcinoma sequence from Barrett's epithelium. We have examined 9 cases of Barrett's esophageal cancer resected in our department, and determined that: 1) The cancer is mainly located in the lower esophagus. 2) Metastases are commonly found in the abdomen and mediastinum in advanced-stage disease. 3) Long-term survival can be expected in patients who undergo radical surgery.