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Edited by Drs. Thomas Fabian and John A. Federico, this issue of Surgical Clinics delves into the complexities of Esophageal Surgery. It covers a wide range of topics, from epidemiology and staging to treatment options and postoperative care.
This section provides an in-depth look at the incidence and prevalence of esophageal tumors, shedding light on the risk factors and demographic trends associated with these conditions.
Readers will gain insight into the various medical and endoluminal treatments available for pre-malignant esophageal lesions, along with the outcomes of these treatments and their potential complications.
This chapter focuses on the staging process for esophageal malignancies, including the different stages and their implications for treatment and prognosis.
Learn about the importance of surveillance after endoscopic treatment and the management strategies for recurrent esophageal malignancies.
This section explores the role of surgery as a standalone treatment for early-stage esophageal cancers, discussing the benefits and potential drawbacks of this approach.
Discover the efficacy of chemoradiation therapy as a definitive treatment for esophageal cancer, including its advantages and limitations.
This chapter delves into the tri-modality approach, combining surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy, and its potential benefits and challenges in treating esophageal malignancies.
Read about the role of salvage esophagectomy in the treatment of esophageal cancer, particularly in cases where initial treatments have failed.
Explore the different consolidation and adjuvant therapy options available after surgical resection, including immunotherapy and targeted therapy, and their potential benefits and risks.
This section discusses the various palliative care options for patients with esophageal cancer, focusing on improving quality of life and managing symptoms.
Understand the importance of post-treatment surveillance for esophageal cancer patients and the different strategies employed to monitor for recurrence.
Learn about the various esophageal anastomotic techniques used in surgical procedures, including their advantages and potential complications.
This chapter covers the common postoperative complications that can arise after esophageal resection and the strategies for managing these issues.
Gain insight into the biologic characteristics of esophageal cancer and how these impact clinical presentation and treatment outcomes.
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