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The gastric cancer is, after colon cancer, the most common cancer of the gastrointestinal tract. Diagnosis of gastric cancer is usually based on the use of contrasting radiography, fiber-optic endoscopy with biopsy and histologic specimen examination. Proper diagnosis is very important for accurate preoperative tumor grading and selection of surgical intervention. The proper determination of the degree of advanced malignancy is of great importance for the proper treatment of patients with gastric cancer. Western surgeons use TNM system of classification tumors is given by the American Committee on Cancer (AJ CC), while the eastern surgeons and Japanese use the Japanese classification system which was inaugurated in 1981. Operational resolution of gastric cancer is certainly the main therapeutic procedure in the treatment of this disease. Prior to any operational work, for the successful resolution of operational cancerous lesions require adequate preoperative preparation of patients. In this way we reduce the number of postoperative complications.

Etiopathogenesis, diagnosis, staging and preoperative preparation of patients with gastric cancer