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Cimetidine and Gastric Cancer

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Journal Lancet
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty General Medicine
Date 1979 May 12
PMID 86721
Citations 22
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Abstract

Three patients with dyspeptic symptoms who were being treated with the H2-receptor blocking drug, cimetidine, were later found to have gastric carcinoma. It was not possible to determine whether the association was fortuitous, whether the drug had masked the neoplastic change, or whether it was involved in some other way. Repeated clinical and endoscopic evaluation is essential in patients on this treatment for any length of time.

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