PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF LOCALLY ADVANCED STOMACH CANCER
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Keywords: stomach cancer, locally advanced cancer of the distal stomach, surgical treatment, radiation diagnostics, long-term results. surgery, treatmentAbstract
Currently, aggressive surgical tactics are becoming more and more distinct,
the proponents of which advocate the most complete removal of a stomach tumor in
a locally widespread process. However, this approach is not shared by all surgeons.
Indications forcombined resections and palliative interventions remain contradictory.
The results of surgical treatment of locally advanced gastric cancer cannot be
considered satisfactory. There is a fairly frequent (38-60%) refusal of surgical
treatment due to the prevalence of the tumor process. Even after potentially
radical operations, most patients with locally advanced gastric cancer die from
tumor progression and recurrence. The lack of a single surgical tactic, the
inconsistency of immediate and long-term treatment results determined the relevance
of this study.
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