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  • Surgical oncologists are crucial in cancer treatment, especially with the rise of precision medicine, which tailors treatment to individual patient needs.
  • The article highlights the traditional responsibilities of surgical oncologists while emphasizing the need for expanded roles in a team-based approach to managing gastric cancer.
  • By integrating their expertise in collaboration with other healthcare professionals, surgical oncologists can enhance patient outcomes in the evolving landscape of cancer care.

Article Abstract

Surgical oncologist plays a pivotal role in treating patients with cancer in the era of precision medicine. In this article, we summarized traditional roles of surgical oncologists and suggested further additional ones for the modern day in the multidisciplinary approach to gastric cancer treatment.

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