Cure rate of advanced gastric cancer

The cure rate of advanced gastric cancer is relatively low. First, the characteristics of the tumor affect the cure rate. If the tumor is well differentiated and relatively low in malignancy, there may be a relatively good prognosis, but if it is poorly differentiated or undifferentiated, it tends to be more aggressive and more difficult to treat, and the cure rate will be affected. Second, the choice and implementation of treatment options are crucial. Comprehensive treatment including surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy is the key to improve the cure rate. Whether the surgery can achieve radical resection, and the effect of chemotherapy and radiotherapy will directly affect the treatment effect. Moreover, the patient's physical condition and tolerance. The patient's own health status plays an important role in tolerance to high-intensity treatment and recovery after treatment. If the patient is too weak, he may not be able to complete the complete treatment plan, thus affecting the cure rate. Finally, follow-up and management should not be ignored. Regular follow-up, monitoring of disease changes, timely detection of possible recurrence or metastasis and appropriate measures can help improve survival. In conclusion, although the cure rate of advanced gastric cancer is not high, it is still possible to prolong survival and improve quality of life through reasonable treatment, close monitoring and active cooperation of patients. Patients and their families should maintain confidence and work together with medical staff to strive for the best treatment effect.