Feasibility of a “Stomach-preserving Strategy” for Perforated Gastric Cancer in Patients With Distant Metastasis

A "stomach-preserving strategy" for the management of perforated gastric cancer is safe in patients with stage IV gastric cancer with distant metastasis and allows continuation of oral intake and palliative chemotherapy.

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In Vivo
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.21873/invivo.13902
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1
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Gastric Cancer Management and Outcomes
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Abstract

A "stomach-preserving strategy" for the management of perforated gastric cancer is safe in patients with stage IV gastric cancer with distant metastasis and allows continuation of oral intake and palliative chemotherapy.

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