INTESTINE Vol.02 No.05 ( Sep, 1998)

Thesis List

• 1-1 About "laterally spreading tumor"
  Shin-ei Kudo

• 2-1 The clinical significance of Laterally spreading tumor in the colon and rectum
  Takahiro Fujii

• 2-2 Clinical significance and problems of "laterally spreading tumor (LST)"
  Shinji Tanaka

• 2-3 The clinical significance of laterally spreading tumor of the colon and rectum-the unique featurcs of clinicopathological study
  Takeshi Terai

• 3-1 A case of invasive carcinoma of the colon developing from nodule-aggregating tumorv
  Takashi Hirooka

• 3-2 Two cases of laterally spreading type colorectal tumor (LST) observed by magnifing endoscopy
  Yoshiro Tamegai

• 3-3 Laterally spreading tumor --granular vs non-granular
  Yoshiro Tamegai

• 3-4 Case presentation of LST (granular type & non granular type)
  Kenji Kondo

• 3-5 Laterally spreading tumors of the colon, report of four cases
  Makoto Watanabe

• 3-6 Clinical meaning of subclassification for lateral spreading tumor of the large intestine
  Yousuke Iriguchi

• 3-7 The difference of endoscopic and pathological findings between nodular and non-nodular types of laterally spreading tumor (LST)
  Naotsugu Ueno

• 3-8 Report of cases laterally spreading tumor (non-granular type and granular type)
  Fumio Ishida

• 3-9 Endoscopic and clinico-pathological features of the laterally spreading tumor
  Satoru Tamura

• 4-1 A case report on a "non-granular type" laterally spreading tumor
  Kazuo Konishi

• 4-2 A case of a non-granular type of laterally spreading tumor with a pseudo-depressed area
  Kohei Kuroda

• 4-3 Colonic carcinomas of depressed type and a laterally spreading tumor associated with familial adenomatous polyposis -- A case report
  Fumio Ishida