Author/Editor		Repše, Stane; Juvan, Robert
Title		Multivisceralne resekcije pri raku želodca - poročilo 20-letne serije iz obdobja 1983-2002
Translated title		Multivisceral resections in gastric cancer - report on 20-year series from the period 1983-2002
Type		članek
Source		In: Omejc M, Repše S, editors. Zbornik simpozija Kirurgija želodca - standardi in novosti; 2005 okt 13-15; Ljubljana. Ljubljana: Klinični oddelek za abdominalno kirurgijo, Klinični center,
Publication year		2005
Volume		str. 234-40
Language		slo
Abstract		Background. Multivisceral resections (MVS) in advanced gastric cancer patients in stage III and IV are questionable due to severe postoperative complications and poor prognosis. Patients and methods. Prospectively collected MVC patients' data in the 20-year period are analysed. In this period 1552 gastric cancer patients were resected, 79 of them with MVR. Results. 22 out of 798 MVR were subtotal gastric resections and 57 total gastrectomies. Postoperative mortality rate (30-day): subtotal resection 9,1% (2/22), total gastrectomies 14,0% (8/57). 5-years survival rate in all MVR patients was 13,4%, in RO resected ones 16,9%. In subtotal MVR 23,5%, in total MVR gastrectomis 13,9%; in resected patients with only one additional organ 18,2% (44/79), with two organs 12,5% (8/79). Conclusion. In selected cases of stage III and IV gastric cancer MVR gives gastric cancer patients the chance of longer survival with relatively good life quality.
Descriptors		STOMACH NEOPLASMS NEOPLASM STAGING GASTRECTOMY HEPATECTOMY PANCREATECTOMY INTESTINAL NEOPLASMS SURVIVAL ANALYSIS