… potential of a novel model of nutrition care to confer benefit on health outcomes in newly
diagnosed upper GI cancer … QoL and nutrition state prior to cancer treatment, thereby putting the …

… , the upper gastrointestinal cancer care nurse and dietetics via the upper gastrointestinal …
Mortality data were requested from the Victorian Cancer Registry with further review of …

… and biliary cancer (10) and the other for gastric cancer patients … in patients with pancreatic
cancer (and biliary cancer, who … with gastric cancer in order to explore the potential use of CBR…

… Adenomas with potential for malignancy occur frequently in the upper … The present study
compares the incidence of upper gastrointestinal cancer in patients with familial adenomatous …

… potential for improving the detection rate of earlier stage disease but the majority of patients
with gastric cancer … A possible contributing factor is the use of acid suppression therapy prior …

… performed as standard surgery for proximal gastric cancer, postoperative nutritional status is
… patients with proximal early gastric cancer (EGC). PG has potential advantages in terms of …

… of postoperative complications in colorectal cancer patients, 26–29 there are few studies
that have studied the possible benefits of nutritional prehabilitation for cancer surgery. It has …

… LAPG with esophagogastrostomy using OrVil™ was safe and feasible for patients with
cT1N0 gastric cancer. LAPG may have nutritional advantages over LATG, but the rate of …

… reserved for patients with severe digestive intolerance when enteral nutrition is not possible.
… The most striking example is for upper GI tract malignancies before and during neoadjuvant …

… The major health states include normal upper GI tract, … upper endoscopy would continue
without endoscopic evaluation of the upper GI tract unless they developed symptomatic cancer…