Medizinische Klinik (Munich, Germany : 1983) · 1994
[Surgical therapy of esophageal cancer--early results].
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Hildebrandt J, Nürnberger H, Lehner J, Löhlein D
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PATIENTS AND METHOD: A prospective study was undertaken in 230 patients with carcinoma of the esophagus and of the cardia with infiltration of the distal oesophageal part from 1988 to 1993.
RESULTS: According to postoperative UICC-classification 3% of patients had stage 0, 43% stage I/II and 54% stage III/IV. 162/230 were resected (resection rate 70.4%). 55% (89/162) of resected patients had thoracoabdominocervical, 38% (62) thoracoabdominal and 8% (11) transhiatal esophagectomy. Rate of anastomotic break-down was 1.9% (3/162). Clinical mortality decreased from 32% in 1988/89 to 11% in 1990/91 to at least 0% in 1992/93 (total 13%).
CONCLUSION: Control of the postoperative phase is of decisive importance in decreasing mortality after esophageal resection, while surgical-technical problems seem to be solved. Esophagectomy is possible even as palliative measure in the presence of low mortality.
RESULTS: According to postoperative UICC-classification 3% of patients had stage 0, 43% stage I/II and 54% stage III/IV. 162/230 were resected (resection rate 70.4%). 55% (89/162) of resected patients had thoracoabdominocervical, 38% (62) thoracoabdominal and 8% (11) transhiatal esophagectomy. Rate of anastomotic break-down was 1.9% (3/162). Clinical mortality decreased from 32% in 1988/89 to 11% in 1990/91 to at least 0% in 1992/93 (total 13%).
CONCLUSION: Control of the postoperative phase is of decisive importance in decreasing mortality after esophageal resection, while surgical-technical problems seem to be solved. Esophagectomy is possible even as palliative measure in the presence of low mortality.