Gastric Cancer
Copyright ©2006 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Oct 21, 2006; 12(39): 6280-6284
Published online Oct 21, 2006. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v12.i39.6280
Table 1 Gastric endocrine tumor classification, WHO[6]
ClassificationDiameterKi-67 PI1MitosisExtension
Well differentiated endocrine tumor (carcinoid tumor) ≤ 1 cm ≤ 2% ≤ 2/10 HPF2Mucosa- submucosa
Well differentiated endocrine carcinoma (malignant carcinoid)> 1 cm> 2%> 2/10 HPF2Muscularis propria and beyond
Poorly differentiated endocrine carcinoma (small cell carcinoma)Any diameter> 15%> 10/10 HPF2Vascular and neural invasion
Table 2 Accompanying histopathologic features
PathologyPatients (n)Rate (%)
Atrophy850.0
Neuroendocrine hyperplasia743.8
Intestinal metaplasia956.3
Neuroendocrine dysplasia318.8
Multifocality531.4
Submucosal extension850.0
Table 3 p21, p27, Ki-67 staining ratios (%)
GeneMean ± SDRange
p211.09 ± 1.440-4
p2743.58 ± 31.2710-95
Ki-670.7 ± 0.940-3
Table 4 p21 and p27 expressions and clinicopathologic features (%)
Clinicopathologicfeaturep21P3p27P3
GenderMale1.50.6058.00.34
Female0.8536.4
LocalizationFundus3.0< 0.0590.5< 0.05
Other0.734.2
MultifocalityMultifocal0.70.5745.70.92
Single focus1.2542.9
NEH1Present1.00.84250.80.64
Absent1.1637.5
NED1Present0.70.5745.70.80
Absent1.2542.8
AtrophyAtrophic1.30.4746.40.50
Non-atrophic0.832.5
Intestinal metaplasiaIM2 (+)χ4χ449.60.09
IM2 (-)X416.5
Submucosal extensionPresent1.00.89349.30.67
Absent0.830.5
p27 immunoexpressionp21 expressingχ4χ468.0< 0.05
p21 (-)χ421.8
Follow-upRecurrent0.00.09426.70.51
Non-recurrent1.549.9