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Analytical cohort study on lymph node dissection extent and survival outcomes among esophageal cancer patients

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YRY ReddyPES University BKBalasubramanya KolarUniversity of Rochester Medical Center VKVishal Mruthyunjaya KalmaniBarking, Havering And Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

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Analytical cohort study examines lymphadenectomy extent and survival in esophageal cancer patients, indicating better outcomes with extensive dissection.

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Increased lymph node dissection leads to improved five-year survival in esophageal cancer patients, particularly in node-negative cases.
Patients undergoing extended lymphadenectomy (≥30 nodes) showed significantly better survival rates compared to those with limited dissection (<15 nodes).
The multivariate analysis revealed extended lymphadenectomy as an independent predictor of enhanced survival outcomes.
Findings advocate for an extensive dissection approach to optimize long-term survival for esophageal cancer patients.

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Reddy et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d464ff31b076d99fa64b16 https://doi.org/10.6026/973206300212914

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Analytical cohort study examines lymphadenectomy extent and survival in esophageal cancer patients, indicating better outcomes with extensive dissection.

Analytical cohort study on lymph node dissection extent and survival outcomes among esophageal cancer patients

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Analytical cohort study on lymph node dissection extent and survival outcomes among esophageal cancer patients

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