炎症指標をpTNM-炎症ステージシステム (pTNM-I) に統合することにより,胃がんの予後改善

ZhanShuo Liu1, Hao Liu2, Yue Zhang3

  • 1Department of Gastroenterological Surgery, Harbin Medical University Cancer Hospital, Harbin, People's Republic of China.

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まとめ

新しいpTNM-Inflammation (pTNM-I) ステージングシステムは,炎症マーカーを組み込むことで胃がんの予後を改善します. この改良されたシステムは,従来のpTNMの段階比より優れた患者分層化を可能にします.

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