Surgery for Gastric Cancer: 206 Real Stories

206 stories match gastric cancer and surgery. 149 of them mention gastrectomy.

A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage II Gastric CancerGastric Cancer

Gastric Cancer Treatment Interrupted by Capecitabine-Related Brain Toxicity

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female | Stage II

Her cognition and vital signs improved over several days after capecitabine was stopped. At follow-up 2 weeks later, chemotherapy remained suspended and the treatment plan was revised to radiation alone.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
A patient, who was diagnosed with Gastric AdenocarcinomaGastric Cancer

Gastric cancer arising in hereditary juvenile polyposis

Patient Info: Anonymized, female, 70+

Biomarkers: Pathogenic germline SMAD4 splice-site variant

After total gastrectomy, her anemia and low protein levels improved, and no recurrence or metastasis had been reported.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
A patient, who was diagnosed with Gastric CancerGastric Cancer

Nutritional recovery years after total gastrectomy for gastric cancer

Patient Info: Anonymized, male, 50s

He was alive 6 years after gastrectomy. PET in 2018 showed no recurrence, and CT in 2019 found no abdominal pathological changes while his later care focused on nutritional recovery.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
A patient, who was diagnosed with Gastric CancerGastric Cancer

Large Gastric Carcinosarcoma Removed With Partial Stomach Surgery

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female

Biomarkers: Pancytokeratin positive; CK7 positive; vimentin positive; DOG-1 negative; CD117 negative; calretinin negative; SMA negative; S100 negative

She recovered without postoperative complications and remained asymptomatic for 3 months. At 6 months, she died after intensive-care admission for a lower urinary tract infection and urosepsis.

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OutcomeIn Memory
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Gastric AdenocarcinomaGastric Cancer

Stage IV Stomach Cancer With Recurrent Bowel Obstruction and Severe Pain

Patient Info: Anonymized, Male | Stage IV

Metastatic Site: splenic flexure|perineal nodule

He remained on palliative treatment more than 6 months after the described admission and had 3 additional hospitalizations for recurrent partial small-bowel obstruction, all managed without surgery.

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OutcomeLiving With Cancer
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Gastric AdenocarcinomaGastric Cancer

Adrenal metastasis from gastric cancer causing adrenal insufficiency

Patient Info: Anonymized, male, 60s | Stage IV

Biomarkers: HER2-negative, PD-L1-negative

Metastatic Site: right adrenal gland

More than 17 months after the metastatic relapse, he was clinically well with no radiological or biochemical signs of active cancer apart from the residual right adrenal lesion.

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OutcomeStable Disease
Angel, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Gastric AdenocarcinomaGastric Cancer

Stage IV Gastric Adenocarcinoma: Angel's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Angel | Stage IV

Angel was declared cancer-free in August 2024 and described being NED within 1 year of the Stage IV gastric cancer diagnosis.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Cece, who was diagnosed with Stage II Gastric AdenocarcinomaGastric Cancer

Stage II Gastric Adenocarcinoma: Cece's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Cece, 40s | Stage II

Cece reported being cancer-free from April 2024 after total gastrectomy and lymph node removal, while continuing to manage major long-term effects of living without a stomach.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Sagan, who was diagnosed with Stage II Gastric CancerGastric Cancer

Stage II Gastric Cancer: Sagan's Patient Story

Patient Info: Sagan | Stage II

Sagan reported completing cancer treatment and continued taking medicines for treatment-related symptoms while focusing on recovery.

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OutcomeNot reported
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage I Gastric AdenocarcinomaGastric Cancer

A suspected gastric cancer recurrence that proved to be a desmoid tumor

Patient Info: Anonymized, male, 60s | Stage I

More than 2 years after gastrectomy, a suspicious abdominal mass proved to be a desmoid tumor rather than recurrent gastric cancer. No gastric cancer recurrence was identified.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED