Rectal cancer neoadjuvant

Chirurgia Bucur ; 4 : Due to the fact that the consequences in rectal cancer neoadjuvant of postoperative morbidity can delay the onset of postoperative chemotherapy or even can make the patient unfitted for rectal cancer neoadjuvant treatment, a thorough clinical evaluation of patient prior to surgery is mandatory.

Methods: We performed a retrospective study, which included all the patients diagnosed with gastric cancer in which radical surgery was performed during a 5-year period in a single center.

All the patients, tumour and surgery characteristics were used for a risk analysis for the occurrence of overall, medical and surgical complications. Results: There were patients in whom radical surgery was performed, There were 25 On multivariate analysis albumin levels OR 1.

Conclusions: Postoperative morbidity after gastrectomy remains rectal cancer neoadjuvant of the most important factors that can impair the effectuation of a multimodal treatment protocol.

Comorbidity factors, nutritional status and surgical technique are the key factors that can influence the amount and the consequence of a surgical complication.