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Has Immunotherapy Found Its Place in Pancreatic Cancer?

A new study suggested that adding nivolumab to neoadjuvant treatment improves outcomes in patients with borderline resectable pancreatic cancer.

United-states , North-carolina , American , Zeva-wainberg , American-association-for-cancer-research , Duke-university-in-durham , University-of-california-los-angeles , California-los-angeles , American-association , Cancer-research , Annual-meeting

Non-White Patients With CRC Have Increased Odds of Emergent Resection

Emergent colorectal cancer (CRC) resection was found to be more prevalent in patients who identified as non-White.

United-states , National-inpatient-sample , International-classification-of-diseases , Surgery-open , International-classification , Crc , Non-white , Black , Resection , Odds ,

Regrowth Predicts Metastasis in Rectal Cancer Watch and Wait

A large retrospective study addressed the risk of opting for "watch and wait" in rectal cancer.

Spain , Portugal , United-states , Lisbon , Lisboa , Spanish , American , Laura-melina-fernandez , Champalimaud-foundation , International-watch-wait , International-watch , American-society

Laparoscopic SG, RYGB Carry Similar, Low Perioperative Risk

The perioperative risk is similar and low for SG and RYGB, so that the risk should not be a deciding factor in the choice of method for bariatric surgery.

Norway , Gothenburg , Vastra-gotalands-lan , Sweden , Suzanne-hedberg , University-of-gothenburg , Bariatric-surgery-obesity-weight-loss , Obesity , Bese , Perioperative , Surgery , Gastrectomy

Gastric Cancer Survival Differs by Race and Ethnicity

Overall, Asian and Hispanic patients demonstrated better survival than White and Black patients.

United-states , Roger-williams-medical-center , Rhode-island , Steve-kwon , Boston-university , National-cancer-database , Noncolorectal-gastrointestinal-cancer , Oncolorectal-gi-cancer , Neoadjuvant , Gastric-cancer , Alignant-stomach-neoplasm , Tomach-cancer

Probiotics Prevent Surgical Site Infections in Patients With CRC

Patients with colorectal cancer (CRC) undergoing operations were able to prevent postoperative infections and shorten hospital stays by taking probiotics beforehand.

Malaysia , Sweden , Brazil , Greece , China , Japan , International-wound-journal , Cochrane-library-on , International-wound , Cochrane-library , Probiotic

ESD Curbs Adenoma Recurrence but More Adverse Events

For large colonic adenomas, endoscopic submucosal dissection reduces the recurrence rate compared with endoscopic mucosal resection, but the adverse event rate is higher.

France , French , Internal-medicine , Electronic-health-records , Lectronic-health-record , Hr , Resection , Endoscopic-mucosal-resection , Electronic-medical-record , Mr , Omputerized-medical-records-systems

Early Ileocecal Resection Bests Anti-TNF Therapy for Crohn's

Early ileocecal resection is associated with better long-term outcomes compared with anti–tumor necrosis factor therapy for patients with Crohn's disease.

New-york , United-states , Denmark , Copenhagen , Køavn- , Aalborg , Nordjylland , Danish , Benjamin-cohen , Manasi-agrawal , Kristineh-allin , Danish-national-patient-registry

Two Choices for Resection Defect Repair Show Similar Success

Two novel devices are similarly effective for tissue approximation of large endoscopic resection defects, but each has advantages.

Houston , Texas , United-states , Baylor-college-of-medicine , Boston , Massachusetts , Eli-lilly , Salmaana-jawaid , Anita-afzali , Bristol-myers-squibb-celgene , University-of-cincinnati , Boston-scientific

Surgery Is Falling Out of Favor in Rectal Cancer

With organ preservation on the rise, investigators say practice guidelines need to catch up.

University-of-rochester , New-york , United-states , Anthony-loria , National-cancer-database , National-comprehensive-cancer-network , Colorectal-cancer , Malignant-rectal-neoplasm , Ectal-cancer , Ancer-rectal- , Cancer , Alignant-neoplasia