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Diagnostic study demonstrates 95.3% sensitivity for ultrasound in gastric antral cancer, indicating its diagnostic value for staging and identifying pyloric stenosis.
The article presents the results of ultrasound examination in the diagnosis of gastric antral cancer in 43 patients. The diagnosis was established as a result of complex endoscopic, radiological, computed tomography and histological studies of biopsy material. Ultrasound revealed gastric antral cancer in 41 (95.3%) cases. Ultrasound failed to diagnose gastric cancer in 2 cases: in one case, stage T1 and in one case, stage T2. Pyloric stenosis was diagnosed in 18 (41.9%) patients with gastric antral carcinoma: in 8 (18.6%) cases, it was compensated, in 10 (20.5%) — subcompensated
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