Noncurative Resection for Gastric Cancer Patients: Who Could Benefit?
Background ::: Resections have long been recommended for patients with incurable gastric cancer. However, high morbidity rates and more efficient chemotherapy regimens have demanded more accurate patient selection. The aim of this study was to analyze the results of gastric cancer patients treated with noncurative resection in a single cancer center.
Reductions in hepatic O2 delivery are common early after gram-negative bacteremic sepsis owing to cardiopulmonary dysfunction and derangements in sinusoidal perfusion. Although gram-negative endoto...