Long-term monitoring patients over 80 years operated for gastric cancer

G. A Rokhoev; S. N Nered; I. S Stilidi

doi:10.17816/onco40033

Russian Journal of Oncology ›› 2013, Vol. 18 ›› Issue (6) : 30 -32. DOI: 10.17816/onco40033

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Long-term monitoring patients over 80 years operated for gastric cancer

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Surgical treatment of patients older than 80 years remains an actual problem and represents a great interest, due to the aging of the population. Many of its aspects, to day, are not sufficiently understood. We describe 3 cases of successful surgical treatment of patients with gastric cancer, older than 80 years. Follow-up was 82.77, and 41 months.

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gastric cancer / surgical treatment / long-term results / elderly patients

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G. A Rokhoev, S. N Nered, I. S Stilidi. Long-term monitoring patients over 80 years operated for gastric cancer. Russian Journal of Oncology, 2013, 18(6): 30-32 DOI:10.17816/onco40033

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