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Cohort study evaluates multimodal prehabilitation and postoperative outcomes in gastroesophageal cancer surgery, highlighting strategies to build resilience against major complications.
PastEsophago-gastric cancer surgery and perioperative treatments incur substantial morbidity.1 Despite advances in surgical techniques and enhanced recovery after surgery pathways, postoperative complications remain prevalent.1 Multimodal prehabilitation including physical, nutritional, psychological, and medical interventions have emerged as bundled mechanisms to improve bio-psychological resilience in those preparing for high-risk esophago-gastric surgery.2,3 Its impact on perioperative outcomes was evaluated in this study.
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