... this reason it is essential to identify metastases to the GI tract, and surgically resectthese if feasible. Occasionally, the therapeutic response of the lesion to chemotherapy may result in haemorrhage ... Since metastases to the stom-ach can present before the primary malignancy declaresitself, there is danger of mistaking these metastases for pri-mary gastric cancer, and consequently failing to ... Fur-ther to compound the problem, the primary lung adeno-carcinoma may not be readily apparent, as in Yamamotoet al's report of lung adenocarcinoma metastatic to the stomach, in which the...