Publications by authors named "Caihou Feng"
Article Synopsis
- Minimally invasive esophagectomy for cancer, while beneficial, still poses risks and complications, leading researchers to explore alternative surgical methods.
- In this study, four patients aged 55 to 75 with esophageal squamous cell carcinoma underwent the McKeown's esophagectomy using a non-intubation approach, which involved laryngeal mask-assisted anesthesia.
- All surgeries were successful, with no severe complications, minimal blood loss, and patients recovering well, indicating the need for further research on the safety and effectiveness of this technique on a larger scale.
Background: Lung cancer is emerging as one of most deadly diseases, and the mortality rate was still high with 5-year overall survival rate less than 20%. Aging is referred as protumorigenic state, and it plays a significant role in cancer development.
Methods: Molecular subtype of lung cancer was identified by consensus cluster analysis.