Publisher's Synopsis
Esophageal cancer is a common form of cancer which can arise from a host of causes including tobacco consumption, hereditary factors, food additives, lifestyle habits etc. A valuable source of knowledge and information, this book presents an account of the experiences of experts of great repute in the related fields of esophageal cancer. It deals with challenges in the sphere of reconstructive esophageal surgery using pedicled intestinal segments. There are in-depth discussions on vascular anatomy of intestines and challenges which may occur during surgery. It lists various diagnostic procedures and treatments of possible postoperative complications. There has also been emphasis on complications that might occur at later stages. Various roles of substitutive esophagi have also been discussed in this book. This book is a valuable addition to the existing resource of professional research work available for esophageal surgery.
