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Postoperative radiotherapy in gastric cancer

Surgeons in Poland are very skeptical about the positive role of adjuvant irradiation in patients with gastric cancer. A retrospective study of 21 patients with operable gastric cancer referred for irradiation to Cancer Centre in Warsaw between December 1984 and December 1991 was performed. Patients were qualified to receive adjuvant treatment because of bad prognostic factors—nonradical surgery (10 patients), infiltration of entire thickness of gastric wall (13 patients), and metastases in regional lymph nodes (9 patients). All patients were in good condition.