Many gastric cancer patients and their family members are very concerned about how many years they can live after gastric cancer surgery? This question is very understandable to oncologists, but it is really difficult to give a definite answer. However, it is difficult to give a definite answer because the number of years of life after gastric cancer surgery varies from person to person. Moreover, no one dares to give a definite answer to such questions as whether the surgery will accelerate the metastasis of cancer, whether the patient can tolerate the post-operative radiotherapy, and whether the Chinese medicine will help to dispel the evil in time to increase the resistance of the body. No one dares to give a definite answer to patients. The survival rate of gastric cancer after surgery mainly depends on the degree of invasion of the stomach wall, the extent of lymph node involvement, the characteristics of tumor cells and the tumor growth pattern. If early gastric cancer only involves the mucosal layer or submucosal layer, the prognosis is good, and the 5-year survival rate after surgery is as high as 90%u3002 If it has involved the muscular layer, the 5-year survival rate is significantly lower, and if the mass appears in the form of mass, the resection rate is high; diffuse type is poor, and leathery gastric cancer has a poor prognosis; if the tumor has reached the plasma membrane layer and has lymphatic metastasis, the prognosis is poor. Therefore, surgery can only eliminate the surface tumor but not cure the tumor, and may also accelerate the recurrence and metastasis of the tumor. It may also leave unimaginable after-effects of surgery. To prolong the survival, the follow-up treatment of surgery is important. Under the doctor’s suggestion, chemotherapy means will be carried out, together with the use of traditional Chinese medicine. The use of traditional Chinese medicine will not produce any harm and toxic side effects to the body, and can also reduce the harm of western medicine to the body, and can also prevent recurrence and metastasis, which has unexpected effects, however, this also depends on the person, not all patients are suitable for this follow-up treatment method. Influencing factors 1. Whether early detection and early treatment: The survival of gastric cancer after surgery generally depends mainly on whether it is early detection and early treatment. However, for most tumors, there are usually no symptoms in early stage, and patients will not find out to do treatment, and they only find out they have cancer when they have discomfort in middle or late stage. If the cancer is found by census, it is usually detected early and the surgical treatment is helpful to improve the survival rate of patients. Therefore, after the age of 45, it is good for those who have the conditions to have checkups once or twice a year, and each time they need to take chest X-ray to help early detection and treatment. 2.Whether the surgery is complete: The survival after gastric cancer surgery mainly depends on whether the treatment method is proper, whether the surgery is complete and whether the treatment measures are timely. According to the patient’s pathological stage of cancer and physical condition, timely selection of appropriate surgical treatment to eradicate the tumor can prolong the survival time after surgery. 3.Body function: How long a patient can live after gastric cancer surgery is to a certain extent related to the patient’s body function. A good body function and strong immunity can resist the development of cancer and tolerate various drug treatments. Therefore, it is important for gastric cancer patients to improve their immune function and enhance their resistance to tumor. 4.Personal attitude: for how long can patients live after surgery, attitude is a very important factor. Patients should not be troubled by the question of how long they can live, and maintaining a peaceful mood to actively cooperate with surgical treatment will have a great impact on the recovery and survival after surgery. 5, proper surgical care: a proper pre-operative and post-operative care can ensure that patients have a superior treatment conditions, reduce the post-operative complications and minimize recurrence. Other factors 1, it is generally believed that there is no difference between the sexes: However, some reports suggest that women have a higher 5-year survival rate than men. And the survival rate below 5 years is slightly higher in men, 5 years survival rate is close to both, while 10, 15 years survival rate is higher in women than men, but the other 5 years survival rate is more in men than women, which may be related to the fact that there are more cases of gastric cancer in men than women. 2. Age: According to the summary of the National Gastric Cancer Collaborative Group in 1981 on 11,734 five-year cases of gastric cancer in 27 units, none of the young patients under 20 years old could survive more than 3 years after surgery; the average 5-year survival rate of the 21-30 years old age group was only 7.6%; %u800C71 years old and above, the 5-year survival rate of the high age group was 9.4%u3002 but there were also reports that the age relationship is not significant. 3. Clinical staging: According to TNM staging statistics, it is believed that the staging of gastric cancer and its 5-year survival rate are both very significant. The 5-year survival rate of stage I was 66.3%; %u2161 was 40.3%; %u2162 was 22.4%; %u2163 was 13.5%u3002 4. Tumor site: According to the statistics of bulk cases, the distal side of the stomach accounted for 60.2%; %u80C3 body part accounted for 17.0%; %u80C3 body part accounted for 17.0%; %u80C3 body part accounted for 17.0%.
17.0%;%u80C3 proximal side accounted for 9.4%u30025year survival rate of gastric distal part gastric cancer was 31.7%;%u8FD1 lateral part gastric cancer 27.7%u3002another
The 5-year survival rate for small curvature gastric cancer is 20%; 0% for large curvature cancer; 19.3% for portal gastric cancer; 4.3% for portal gastric cancer; 16.6% for FF0C gastric cancer; 16.6% for gastric body cancer.
When it extends to the greater curvature of the stomach, it is more advanced, or has invaded the transverse colon. 5.Tumor size: It is generally believed that the larger the stomach tumor is, the lower the survival rate after resection. The 5-year survival rate of tumor diameter less than 2cm is 37.7%; %u80BF tumor less than 4cm has better efficacy and the 5-year survival rate is 29.8%u3002.
The 5-year survival rate of gastric cancer with tumor diameter less than 4cm is 29.8%u3002 while the 5-year survival rate of gastric cancer greater than 4cm is worse as the tumor diameter is larger. 6.Surgical methods: the 5-year survival rate of radical resection of gastric cancer is 31.3%; %u80C3 the survival rate of palliative resection of cancer is 11.7%u3002 total gastrectomy and combined with other organ resection, because most of them are more advanced cases, so the efficacy is very poor. In addition, it is related to whether there is residual cancer tissue at the surgically resected gastric cancer end. For those with cancerous tissue invasion at both ends, all died within 2 years, and for 27 cases with residual cancerous tissue at one end, 74% died within 2 years uFF0C 5-year survival rate 3. 7% uFF0C No cancerous tissue at both ends, 5-year survival rate 21.6% u3002 Another group of data reported that in 946 gastric cancer surgical resection specimens, 80 of you were found to have residual cancerous cells and lymphoma emboli at the gastric end, accounting for 8.5% of the whole group. 8.5% of all casesu3002 Pyloric lateral carcinoma is the involvement of the plasma membrane after the cancer crosses the pyloric ring to the duodenum along the subplasma lymphatic vessels. The pancreatic side of gastric cancer is usually along the mucosa or mucosa of the esophagus.
generally spread along the esophageal mucosa or submucosa directly to the letter duct. The average survival time was 18.5 months, except for 4 cases who were still alive at 6-10 years.