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[An elderly patient with gastric cancer surviving long after chemotherapy using UFT alone].

A 77-year-old patient with low activity of daily life (ADL) having advanced gastric cancer was treated by low dose UFT alone (300 mg/day) for more than 11 years. He survived, and neither remarkable progression nor metastasis of the gastric cancer has been observed in more than an 11-year hospital-free survival period. He has maintained his low ADL, and no side effects of the chemotherapy were observed. This case is probably rare, but suggestive in the choice of treatment for elderly patients.