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What has the past taught us about the future in esophageal cancer? Personal reflections.

In Journal of surgical oncology ; h5-index 45.0

Since the first successful esophagectomy for cancer in 1913 spectacular advancements have been made in diagnosis, staging, and therapy. Refinement of imaging, surgery, perioperative management together with multidisciplinary collaboration are the cornerstones. Today therapy with curative option is offered to more patients than ever. Further innovations in imaging, molecular biology, genetics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, nanotechnology will have an increasing impact. The end result being a unique therapeutic plan shaped on each patient's individual profile.

Lerut Toni

2023-Feb

cancer, esophagus, gastro-esophageal junction, history, multimodality, surgey