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[Surgical approaches to esophageal neoplasms].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 28 May 1981 German Journal:Helvetica chirurgica acta, volume 47 (issn: 0018-0181, Copyright policy )
Authors: C, Gianella; B, Vogt;

pmid: 7204070

[Surgical approaches to esophageal neoplasms].

Abstract

After a short historical review of approach to the oesophagus, a case report of 42 resections of oesophagus carcinoma is done particularly in consideration of operative approach. Based on the experience of these cases and on considerations of principal and technical nature found in the pertinent literature, a guide idea of how approach oesophagus carcinoma is given.

Keywords

Esophageal Neoplasms, Methods, Humans

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