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Systematic review finds higher hospital volume lowers mortality and complications in esophagogastric surgery, suggesting centralization benefits.
Higher hospital volume is associated with lower mortality, reduced complications, shorter LOS, and improved survival. Identified thresholds exceed existing policy benchmarks, supporting further centralization of esophagogastric cancer surgery.
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