Adenocarcinoma of the appendix: report of two cases

Clarke, Roger; Simonds, J. P.

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“…That this is the common manifestation of adenocarcinomas of the appendix is shown by Clarke and Simonds (1953), who found that the organ had perforated in 13, or nearly half, of the reported cases. In certainly three and possibly all five of Nardell's (1953) cases perforation had occurred.…”

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Adenocarcinoma of Appendix

Armitage¹,

Pollock²

1956

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“…In reporting two new cases, Clarke and Simonds (1953) reviewed the 31 fully reported cases in the literature, only one of which (Hughes, 1951) was from the United Kingdom. Since this review there has been a report offive cases from London by Nardell (1953).…”

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Adenocarcinoma of Appendix

Armitage¹,

Pollock²

1956

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“…Both these patients presented with signs and symptoms of perforation of the appendix. That this is the common manifestation of adenocarcinomas of the appendix is shown by Clarke and Simonds (1953), who found that the organ had perforated in 13, or nearly half, of the reported cases. In certainly three and possibly all five of Nardell's (1953) cases perforation had occurred.…”

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“…The other group of carcinomas of the appendix-the adenocarcinoma "like that met with in the large intestine" -has received Qpuch less attention. In reporting two new cases, Clarke and Simonds (1953) reviewed the 31 fully reported cases in the literature, only one of which (Hughes, 1951) was from the United Kingdom. Since this review there has been a report offive cases from London by Nardell (1953).…”

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Second Attack of Paratyphoid Fever

Grant¹

1956

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Since the publication in 1906 of Rolleston and Jones's review of "Primary Malignant Disease of the Vermiform Appendix" there have been numerous case reports and reviews of the subject. Rolleston and Jones clearly differentiated between " columnar-celled carcinoma, like that met with in the large intestine," and "spheroidal-celled carcinoma." It was not until Gosset and Masson (1914) and Masson (1928) brought into prominence the argentaffinstaining properties of the spheroidal-celled tumours that a distinction was generally drawn. The term "carcinoid," introduced by Oberndorfer in 1907 to refer to similar tumours of the small intestine, has been generally accepted for these not uncommon yellow argentaffin tumours having their origin in the Kultschitzky cells of the crypts of Lieberktihn. They are all pote.itially malignant (Willis, 1948), although both primary and metastatic argentaffinomas

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Primary adenocarcinoma of the vermiform appendix

Sieracki

Tesluk

1956

Cancer

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Adenocarcinoma of the appendix: report of two cases

Cited by 8 publications

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Adenocarcinoma of Appendix

Adenocarcinoma of Appendix

Second Attack of Paratyphoid Fever

Primary adenocarcinoma of the vermiform appendix

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