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Staging Laparoscopy for Esophageal Cancerating the dismal prognosis of this disease. Controlled randomized trials suggested that combined modality therapy may improve outcome of those patients with operable disease and without distant metastases particularly following the approach of preoperative radiation plus chemotherapy [.]. In compari

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The Role of Laparoscopy in the Staging of Gastric Cancermeans of diagnosing intra-abdominal metastatic disease. Since this report a further 15 series describing its use in gastric and distal esophageal carcinoma [.–.] have been published. The use of this technique to define metastatic disease was encouraged by the observation that gastric resection in pa

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Extended Diagnostic Laparoscopy in Gastric Cancerng (MRI). Nevertheless, major discrepancies between preoperative and perioperative tumor staging in gastric cancer still occur. Accurate detection of intra-abdominal metastasis and reliable definition of local spread of the primary tumor are of considerable importance in surgical oncology [., ., .].

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Laparoscopic Ultrasonography for Staging of Gastrointestinal Cancerdominal metastases, i.e., liver and lymph node metastases, and peritoneal deposits may not be visualized because of the limited resolution of transcutaneous ultrasonography and computed tomography (CT). Furthermore, accurate assessment of re- sectability remains a challenge. In recent years, laparos

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Contribution to Initial Staging and Assessment of Treatment Results in Gynecologic Cancersations for laparoscopically assisted procedures for both benign and malignant conditions of the female genital tract. In the United States, approximately 70,000–80,000 new cases of invasive gynecologic cancers were diagnosed in 1999. The most common gynecologic cancer is endometrial cancer (37,400 c

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Contribution to Initial Staging and Assessment of Treatment Results in Gynecologic Cancerss, surgery is the initial mode of treatment. For each of the major sites of gynecologic cancer, the role of laparoscopic surgery continues to develop. In this chapter, the current status of laparoscopic surgery for gynecologic neoplasms, as well as our institutional experience with this approach, will be explored.

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