Standard Radical Gastrectomy in Octogenarians and Nonagenarians with Gastric Cancer: Are Short-Term Surgical Results and Long-Term Survival Substantial?
Jun‐Te Hsu(Memorial Hospital of South Bend), Ta‐Sen Yeh(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital), Chee‐Jen Chang(Chang Gung University), Maw-Sen Liu(Chang Gung University), Frank Wang(Chang Gung University), Tsann‐Long Hwang(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital), Yi-Yin Jan(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital)
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