Success rate of advanced gastric cancer surgery

The success rate of advanced gastric cancer surgery is relatively low, and the specific success rate of surgery is affected by many factors, including tumor condition, patient's physical condition, medical team level, etc. 1. Tumor condition Advanced gastric cancer means that the tumor may be larger, the invasion range is wider, or local lymph node metastasis occurs, which will increase the difficulty and risk of surgery and reduce the success rate. For example, the tumor may invade the surrounding important organs or blood vessels, making it more difficult to completely remove the surgery. 2. The overall health status of the patient has an important impact on the success rate of surgery. If the patient has serious underlying diseases, such as poor cardiopulmonary function, it may not tolerate surgery or increase the incidence of postoperative complications, thus affecting the success of surgery. 3. Medical team level Experienced and skilled medical team is very important to improve the success rate of surgery. Accurate surgical operation by surgeons, good cooperation of anesthesia team and careful nursing of postoperative nursing team can improve the possibility of success of surgery to a certain extent. The success rate of advanced gastric cancer surgery is affected by many factors. Patients and family members should fully communicate with the medical team to understand the details and advantages and disadvantages of various treatment options, and jointly make the most suitable decision for the patient. At the same time, actively cooperate with the treatment to strive for the best possible treatment effect.