The review of basal surgical details in act of the transabdominal gastrectomy at the cases of stomach cancer. These details accelerate operation, and made it more reliable, and what is very important more radical. In the article is discussed indication for volume and kind of the resection, a new position about choice of a digestive anastomosis.
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