No tumor rupture in the operation was found in two groups. In the immunohistochemical staining
after operation, similar positive rates were observed in the endoscopic assisted laparoscopy group (96.3% CD117-positive and 81.5% CD34-positive) and pure laparoscopy group (96.4% CD117-positive and 82.1% CD34-positive). No difference of risk assessments was observed in the endoscopic assisted laparoscopy group (very low-risk: 13 cases, low-risk: 9 cases, intermediate-risk: 3 cases, high-risk: 2 cases) and pure laparoscopy group (very low-risk: 12 cases, low-risk: 10 cases, intermediate-risk: 4 cases, high-risk: 2 cases). EPZ-6438 None of recurrence or metastasis was found in 1 year after the operation. Conclusion: Endoscopic assisted selleck screening library laparoscopic resection is a safe, timesaving and feasible technique for treating localized gastric
GISTs. It has the advantages of minimal invasiveness, accurate positioning, and prevention of digestive tract stenosis. The long-term follow-up remains to be investigated. Key Word(s): 1. GISTs; 2. endoscopy; 3. laparoscopy; 4. minimally invasive; Presenting Author: WEN JING Additional Authors: CHENYI HUA Corresponding Author: WEN JING Affiliations: the No. 4 Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University; Nanchang No. 3 Hospital Objective: To observe and discuss about the method and efficacy of treatment of colorectal cancer attached with intestinal obstruction by making use of endoscope and X-ray to insert colorectal stents. Methods: There are 8 patients who suffered from colorectal cancer attached with intestinal obstruction and failed in endoscope-laid stent insertion, and thus operations were made by making use of endoscope and X-ray to insert colorectal
stents. Results: The stents were successfully inserted once for all of the 8 patients, with a success rate of 100%. Two patients were found after operation to have mucus and blood stool, but were relieved after venipuncture hemostasia; and neither of them was found to have intestinal perforation or other serious complications. Five patients treated with transitional MCE stent insertion were transferred to the surgical department for intestine resection & anastomosis of Phase I, and no one was found after operation to have surgical site infection, anastomosis fistula or other complications. Conclusion: The treatment of colorectal cancer attached with intestinal obstruction by making use of endoscope and X-ray to insert colorectal stents is a safe and effective treatment measure. Key Word(s): 1. Stent Insertion; 2. Colorectal Cancer; Presenting Author: NIANNIAN TIAN Additional Authors: HUILING XIANG Corresponding Author: HUILING XIANG Affiliations: The Third Central Clinical College of Tianjin Medical University Objective: INTRODUCTION Gastric varices are one of common complications of liver cirrhotic patients with portal hypertension.