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. 2022 Jul 8;12:922016. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.922016

Table 2.

Clinical and endoscopic features of gastric metastatic tumors.

Characteristics Value
Clinical presentation
(109 cases available)
 Bleeding 40 (36.7)
 Abdominal pain 39 (35.8)
 Anemia 11 (10.1)
 Abdominal discomfort 5 (4.6)
 Dysphagia 6 (5.5)
 Nausea, vomiting 4 (3.7)
 Weight loss 4 (3.7)
 Perforation 3 (2.8)
 Asymptomatic 11(10.1)
Stomach location
(89 cases available)
 Corpus 50 (56.2)
 Fundus 19 (21.3)
 Antrum 13 (14.6)
 Cardia 7 (7.9)
Whole 6 (6.7)
Endoscopic appearance
(85 cases available)
Elevated lesions 50 (58.8)
Without ulcer 19 (22.4)
  SMT 8 (9.4)
  Mass 2 (2.4)
  Polypoidal mass 6 (7.1)
  Nodules 3 (3.5)
With ulcer 31 (36.5)
  SMT with ulcer
 (volcano-like)
13 (15.3)
  Ulcerated mass
(volcano-like)
15 (17.6)
  Ulcerated nodules 3 (3.5)
Ulcerated lesions 31 (36.5)
 Ulceration 12 (14.1)
 Bulging ulcerated lesion (volcano-like) 10 (11.8)
 Infiltrative ulcerated lesion 9 (10.6)
Others 4 (4.7)
Linitis plastica 3 (3.5)
 Erosive and atrophic pangastritis 1 (1.2)

Data presented as the number of patients (%) or median (interquartile range).

SMT, submucosal tumor.

The bold value means the summarized patient numbers (bold numbers) and proportions (bold numbers in brackets) of relevant sub-items.