Linitis plastica 4 replies
Gastric ca diagnosis Rare aggressive diffuse adenocarcinoma Linitis plastica Can you give any information please for family member as we are struggling to get in contact with anyone with this diagnosis Thank you. DINGLEDEE
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Gastric ca diagnosis Rare aggressive diffuse adenocarcinoma Linitis plastica Can you give any information please for family member as we are struggling to get in contact with anyone with this diagnosis Thank you. DINGLEDEE
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