Gastric Cancer Maximum Tumour Diameter Reduction Rate at CT Examination as a Radiological Index for Predicting Histopathological Regression after Neoadjuvant Treatment: A Multicentre GIRCG Study

<div>(a, b) Staging (a) and restaging (b) CTs after NAC in a 63-year-old male with a mixed GC. D-max was measured in 2 different planes, respectively, axial oblique in (a), D-max 83.6 mm, and sagittal in (b), D-max 35.1 mm, in order to identify the maximum tumour extension.</div>

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Figure 1: Gastric Cancer Maximum Tumour Diameter Reduction Rate at CT Examination as a Radiological Index for Predicting Histopathological Regression after Neoadjuvant Treatment: A Multicentre GIRCG Study 

Figure 1 | Gastric Cancer Maximum Tumour Diameter Reduction Rate at CT Examination as a Radiological Index for Predicting Histopathological Regression after Neoadjuvant Treatment: A Multicentre GIRCG Study 