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Esofagectonia Videotoracoscopica per Cancro

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Il cancro dell’esofago rappresenta la decima neoplasia più frequente al mondo [1] e la settima in Giappone, con un’incidenza di 5.7/100000 persone [2]. È una patologia impegnativa, con una connotazione negativa associata ad una prognosi peggiore rispetto alle altre neoplasie gastrointestinali come il cancro dello stomaco o il cancro colorettale, anche dopo resezione radicale [3,4]. Tuttavia la resezione chirurgica rimane il trattamento più efficace per pazienti senza alcuna evidenza di malattia sistemica o invasione di organi vitali.

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Osugi, H., Takemura, M., Lee, S. (2006). Esofagectonia Videotoracoscopica per Cancro. In: Chirurgia Toracica Videoassistita. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0522-8_29

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