DESCRIPTION OF THE CASE OF METACHRONOUS CANCER OF THE CERVICAL ESOPHAGUS AFTER EXTIRPATION OF THE ESOPHAGUS WITH PRE-STERNUM ESOPHAGOPLASTY BY THE RIGHT HALF OF THE COLON

Abstract

Repeated development of a metachronous tumor in the esophagus resected because of cancer is usually observed in later periods. The period of time between the plasticity of the esophagus and the appearance of tumor can reach several tens of years. Optimal for patients with cancer of their own esophagus after esophagoplasty is early and radical surgical treatment with an individual approach to choosing surgical tactics to achieve the possible high quality of life.