Is [ Total gastrectomy of gastric stump carcinomas more invasive than usual total gastrectomy for gastric carcinomas ]?
This study showes that total gastrectomy of gastric stump carcinomas is more invasive than usual total gastrectomy without preoperative complications. This seems to have been caused by adhesion of organs around the rest stomachs and carcinomas were very likely to be advanced ones in Group A. We should take the findings into considerations for maximum surgical blood order schedule (MSBOS) and prevention of severe postoperative complications in group A apart from group B.
The rate of primary non-adherence to statins and antidepressants in Iceland is low. Vulnerable groups such as the disabled should be given special attention when new drugs are prescribed.