Stenting during cardio-esophageal cancer recurrence in the area of esophago-intestinal anastomosis after gastroectomy

2013

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DOI 10.17816/onco40002
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The purpose of the study - the restoration of patency during recurrent stenosing esophageal cancer. 69 years old patients with relapsed cardio-esophageal cancer, accompanied by stenosis of the anastomosis were examined. Successfully performed balloon dilatation, stenting self-expanding stent Hanarostent HEV-18-90-070, restored the possibility of enteral nutrition. Stenting for recurrent cancer can be recommended as an alternative to re-operation.