Response to “Methodological Concerns on the Optimal Timing of Adjuvant S‐1 After Pancreatectomy”

Dongha Lee; Yoshihide Nanno; Shohei Komatsu

doi:10.1002/jhbp.70181

September 5, 2026Journal of Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic Sciences

Response to “Methodological Concerns on the Optimal Timing of Adjuvant S‐1 After Pancreatectomy”

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To address specific methodological questions and concerns raised regarding the optimal timing of adjuvant S-1 chemotherapy administration following surgical pancreatectomy.
Author response to correspondence regarding previously published clinical findings on postoperative S-1 therapy.
Data availability note indicates raw study records are available upon request due to ethical and privacy considerations.
Specific quantitative re-analyses were not detailed in the brief correspondence text.
The authors maintain the integrity of their original analytical methodology and study conclusions regarding postoperative chemotherapy timing.

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Correspondence addresses methodological concerns regarding optimal timing of adjuvant S-1 following pancreatectomy, highlighting ongoing debate in pancreatic cancer care.

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