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		<title>Pathology</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Adenocarcinomas of the stomach derive from mucous cells, not from parietal or chief cells. Sub­types have been described related to differentia­tion and characteristics of growth and spread: the intestinal type (resembling colonic carcinoma) has a better prognosis that the diffuse type; the expanding type (cells maintaining a close rela­tionship) has a better prognosis than the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Adenocarcinomas of the stomach derive from mucous cells, not from parietal or chief cells. Sub­types have been described related to differentia­tion and characteristics of growth and spread: the intestinal type (resembling colonic carcinoma) has a better prognosis that the diffuse type; the expanding type (cells maintaining a close rela­tionship) has a better prognosis than the infiltra­tive type. The tumors are most frequently found in the distal third of the stomach and may be ex­ophytic (with or without a stalk), diffusely infil­trative throughout the stomach (sometimes termed linitis plastica), or ulcerated.</p>
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