Oncological impact of unexpected horizontal tumour spread in oesophagogastric junction cancer

Unexpected horizontal tumour spread, represented by ΔPM and ΔDM, is a strong predictor of poor survival and recurrence in OGJ cancer. Intraoperative assessment of ΔPM and ΔDM using frozen section analysis may be useful in guiding additional resections, particularly when combined with other predictive factors.

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BJS Open
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zraf119
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Gastric Cancer Management and Outcomes
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Abstract

Unexpected horizontal tumour spread, represented by ΔPM and ΔDM, is a strong predictor of poor survival and recurrence in OGJ cancer. Intraoperative assessment of ΔPM and ΔDM using frozen section analysis may be useful in guiding additional resections, particularly when combined with other predictive factors.

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