Adenocarcinoma gástrico de células en anillo de sello

Abstract

The following case analysis gives us the follow-up of a 64-year-old female mestizo patient; married, complete primary education. She has a personal history of peptic ulcer resolved 8 years ago, family history of a deceased mother diagnosed with Gastric Cancer, who comes to the clinic for presenting dyspeptic disorders of 8 months of evolution accompanied by nausea without vomiting, pyrosis, abdominal distension, hyporexia. Superior Digestive Tract Endoscopy was performed, an ulcerated lesion was observed in angular incisura with characteristics of malignancy, Borrman II type. It was concluded endoscopically, as probable Ulcerated Gastric Neoplasm, with subsequent anatomopathological diagnosis of Gastric Adenocarcinoma of cells in Seal Ring. The patient was operated, confirming the diagnosis with the study of the surgical piece. At the moment of carrying out this research work, the patient is in control without adjuvant because it is a stage IA cancer.