A study on comparison of overall survival and disease- free survival among gastric cancer patients treated with two adjuvant and neoadjuvant methods.

The optimal management of locally gastric cancer persists a matter of intense discussion. Frequently cases with esophagogastric cancer are handled with preoperative chemotherapy [the more typical European method] or mixed chemoradiotherapy. The present research examines a comparison of overall retention and disease-free retention among gastric cancer cases managed via two Adjuvant and Neoadjuvant methods. We showed the features of quick gastric neoplasms operated by ESD. This research showed that ESD for quick gastric neoplasms is a typical approach since the en bloc and curative resection percentages are very high, and residual infection or recurrence is limited. Nevertheless, we further demonstrated that the obstacles connected to this method are the long method time and comparatively high rates of procedure-related developments. We should explore methods to reduce the method time and reduce these difficulties.