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Recurrence of gastric schwannoma
José Ruiz Pardo1, Pedro Antonio Sánchez Fuentes1, Manuel García Redondo1
1Cirugía General y del Aparato Digestivo, Hospital Universitario Torrecárdenas, España.
Abstract:
Gastric schwannoma can be malignant in 13.8% of cases. The prognosis of malignant schwannoma is usually poor, characterized by a rapidly progressive disease course and a poor response to chemotherapy. Normally, the recurrence of schwannoma is due to involvement of the surgical resection margin. In turn, recurrence of malignant gastric schwannoma GS is approximately 50%, 25% locoregional and 25% with liver metastases. Even after a complete gastric resection with associated lymphadenectomy, schwannoma may present liver metastases during follow-up.
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