Jornal de Oncologia Clínica e Experimental

Lymphoepithelioma-like malignant neoplastic disease abdomen

Lakshmi Vasudha Yirrinki

Lymphoepithelioma-like stomached malignant neoplastic disease (LELGC) could be a rare tumor of the abdomen that accounts for 1- 4% of all stomached cancer cases. It’s characterized by the presence of a humor stromal with cells organized primarily in small alveolar, skinny trabeculate and primitive cannular patterns or isolated cells. Abdomen cancer could be a slow-growing cancer that typically develops over a year or longer. Generally, there are not any symptoms within the early stages (asymptomatic). Because the illness progresses, a range of symptoms will develop.