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9%) and 19 died of disease (19.2%). The overall survival rate was 75.8%. We found out that tumor size and high mitotic rate (10 mitosis per hpf) were significant prognostic factors for survival. Presence of symptoms, ulceration, and tumor necrosis as well as tumor recurrence were also significant prognostic factors (p less then 0.01). CONCLUSIONS Esophageal GISTs' tumor size and mitotic rate are the most significant factors for survival. For dubious cases, a pre-operative biopsy can auspiciously establish the diagnosis of a
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