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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Factors affecting diagnosis and treatment of gastric cancer clinical study Authors: Yang Wen, Zhang Jing, Sun Chunyang, Liu Hui-yan [Abstract] Objective To explore the impact of gastric cancer diagnosis and treatment of the relevant factors. Methodology to investigate 992 cases of gastric cancer patients with clinical data and analyzed statistically. The results of gastric cancer incidence increases with age of growth, of which 50 to 60 years old (25.20%) were high age, and male-dominated patients; tumor sites are mainly located in gastric antrum; its pathological types are adenocarcinoma Lord. Conclusion The incidence of gastric cancer with age, sex, have a more significant relationship, and its incidence and pathological types of sites are also some new features, in the process of diagnosis and treatment should pay attention to. [Keywords:] gastric cancer; related factors; Research [Abstract] Objective To search for the relative factors of gastric cancer. Methods Investigate 992 cases of hospitalized patients of gastric cancer, and analyzed clinical data with statistics.Results The incidence of gastric cancer is increased with the aging, and male patients are in the major parts; the location of the tumor is main in the gastric sinus; the pathological type is the adenocarcinoma.Conclusion The morbidity of gastric cancer has relatively obvious relationship to age and sex, and there are something new happened to the location and pathological type of gastric cancer, which should be paid more attention to in the process of diagnosis and treatment of the disease. [Keywords:] gastric cancer; related factors; study Gastric cancer mortality in China accounted for 23.93% of the total cancer deaths [1], there was an upward trend in rural areas. The lack of specific signs of early gastric cancer. When the lesion to affect gastric function and body condition, gradually apparent symptoms, even if the gastric cancer is also a