Abstract:Objective A retrospective study was conducted to analyze the difference in the detection rate of early gastric cancer and pregastric cancer by ordinary white light gastroscopy and combined gastroscopy (electronic staining + indigo carmine staining).Methods Retrospective analysis was perfermed on 314 patients with gastroscopy were divided into two groups. Observation group (n = 157) in ordinary white light, on the basis of observation and to use the technology of electronic dyeing, observe the changes in gastric mucosa, suspicious mucosa with abnormal stainingagain for chemical dyeing technology (iodine rouge dyeing) after observation gastric mucosa morphology change color, the color abnormal mucosa send take biopsy pathological examination; Control group (n = 157) were observed with normal white light gastroscopy, and the abnormal mucosa (red, white, convex, concave) were biopsied for pathological examination.Results In the observing group, 3 cases were diagnosed with early gastric cancer, the low level neoplasia intraepithelial was 54 cases, high level of intraepithelial neoplasia was 13 cases, positive detection rate was 10.19%. In the the control group, 1 case was diagnosed with early gastric cancer, low level in neoplasia was 42 cases and high level in neoplasia was 7 cases, positive detection rate was 5.10%. The difference of positive detection rate between the two groups was statistically significant (χ2 = 8.29, P = 0.041).Conclusion Endoscopic union dyeing technology (electronic dyeing + indigo carmine dyeing) can significantly increase the detection rate of early gastric cancer and precancerous lesions.