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Esophagectomy or
oesophagectomy is the
surgical removal of all or
parts of the esophagus. The prin****l
objective is to
remove the esophagus, a part of...
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reported in 75–100% of
patients undergoing such a procedure. However,
oesophagectomy is not
without risk, and
every patient must be
fully informed of all...
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oesophagectomy, oesophagitis,
oesophagus oestr- gadfly,
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- (usually
performed as an open
procedure the
second time around), or
oesophagectomy. It is
important to
monitor changes in the
shape and
function of the...
- the
location and size of the tumor. In
certain instances, a
formal oesophagectomy or
lateral oesophagotomy was
required for resection. Moreover, reports...
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prevention of
atrial fibrillation and
postoperative complications after oesophagectomy for cancer". The
British Journal of Surgery. 104 (8): 1003–1009. doi:10...
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thoracic surgery and
conducted the
first successful pneumonectomy and
oesophagectomy surgeries in Queensland. He also
served in the
Australian Imperial Force...
- gastro-oesophageal
junction T.J.
Crofts (October 2000). "Ivor-Lewis
oesophagectomy for
middle and
lower third oesophageal lesions - how we do it". J.R...
- Grey-Turner who had
pioneered thoracic surgical procedures including blunt oesophagectomy. In 1934
Logan ****isted his
colleague George Mason at the
first pneumonectomy...
- oenophilia,
oinochoe oesophag-
gullet Gr**** οἰσοφάγος (oisophágos)
oesophagectomy, oesophagitis,
oesophagus oestr- gadfly,
sting Gr**** οἶστρος (oîstros)...
