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观察94例胃癌病人手术切除的肿瘤组织癌胚抗原(CEA)免疫酶标的表达,检测45例胃癌病人术前血清CEA浓度,并随访21例术后的胃癌病人。结果提示:血清CEA水平与肿瘤生长部位及浸润深度关系不大,但与肿瘤大小、组织类型及血管和淋巴管是否累及有关。45例胃癌病人同时进行组织及血清CEA的比较性研究,发现免疫组化CEA表达的阳性率要比血清CEA检测的阳性率高得多(P<0.01)。21例胃癌病人的随访,早期胃癌5年生存率为83.3%(5/6),晚期胃癌为33.3%(5/15),血清CEA浓度轻度升高或免疫酶标弱阳性预后较好;血清浓度明显升高的2例,于5年内死亡;肿瘤组织内CEA呈强阳性者,术后生存率低,免疫组化强度与肿瘤预后呈明显正相关(P<0.05)。通过两种方法比较研究提示:血清浓度明显升高特别是组织内CEA表达强阳性,具有估计预后的意义;且CEA免疫组化显色比血清检测更为敏感(P<0.01),可作为推测胃癌预后的一项指标。
Observe the expression of tumor tissue carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) immunoenzymes in 94 patients with gastric cancer after surgical resection, detect the preoperative serum CEA concentration in 45 patients with gastric cancer, and follow up 21 patients with postoperative gastric cancer. The results suggest that serum CEA levels have little to do with the site of tumor growth and depth of invasion, but are related to tumor size, tissue type, and involvement of vascular and lymphatic vessels. A comparative study of tissue and serum CEA was performed in 45 patients with gastric cancer. It was found that the positive rate of immunohistochemical CEA expression was much higher than that of serum CEA (P<0.01). In the follow-up of 21 patients with gastric cancer, the 5-year survival rate was 83.3% (5/6) in early gastric cancer, 33.3% (5/15) in advanced gastric cancer, and the serum CEA concentration was slightly elevated or the immunoenzyme was weakly positive. The prognosis was good; 2 cases with significantly elevated serum concentrations died within 5 years; CEA was strongly positive in the tumor tissue, and the postoperative survival rate was low. The immunohistochemical intensity was positively correlated with the prognosis of the tumor (P<0.05). ). The comparison between the two methods showed that the serum concentration was significantly elevated, especially in the tissue, and that CEA expression was strongly positive, which had a significant prognostic significance. CEA immunohistochemical staining was more sensitive than serum detection (P<0.01). As an indicator of the prognosis of gastric cancer.