1. Roubein etal evaluated endosonography in eight patients with resectable carcinoma after pre-operative chemotherapy, and accurately predicted histopathological findings.

2. The optimal postoperative treatment for patients with resectable pancreatic cancer has not yet been determined.

3. Conclusions Liver cancer involving ICV is resectable provided there are good anesthesia, skillful hepatectomy surgery and control of massive bleeding.

4. For un- resectable cholangiocarcinoma, what are the factors associated with it that impact the prognosis of the disease?

5. Conclusion Preoperative TACE for resectable large HCC damages liver function, increases surgical difficulty and risk , maybe delay operation chance.

6. Conclusion Preoperative arterial chemotherapy can elevate the resectable rate and radical rate of the patients with advenced gastric cancer underwent surgery.

7. Objective To improve the resectable rate of massive hepatic tumors and operative tolerance of hepatectomy in the treatment of advanced liver cancers.

8. They are slow growing, usually resectable and have a good prognosis.

9. For non - resectable cases , palliation can be achieved by renal artery embolization.

10. While most patients with an adenocarcinoma associated with Barrett's oesophagus are resectable, the long term survival is low.

11. Conclusion The thoracoabdominal incision makes for a higher radical resectable rate for cardiac carcinoma. Tumorous invasion of esophagus is the proper standard for thoracoabdominal incision.

12. ObjectiveTo examine the effect of preoperative arterial chemotherapy on resectable rate and radical rate of the patients with advanced gastric cancer.

13. Objective:To explore the relationship between the puncture point, angle, quantities of resectable nucleus pulposus and clinical curative effect.

14. Liver resection should still be considered the first-line treatment for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC) in non-cirrhotic and resectable livers.

15. Objective To explore the effect of pre-operative adjuvant chemo-radiotherapy and surgical treatment on resectable esophageal cancer.

16. Only about 20% patients with pancreatic cancer are considered surgically resectable at the time of diagnosis.

17. Objective To investigate the efficacy of implantable infusion pump in the treatment of un resectable liver cancer.

18. Data Sources Data from all RCTs comparing adjuvant chemotherapy with surgery alone in patients with resectable gastric cancer.

19. The sensitivity and specificity were even greater (100% and 94%(/resectable.html), respectively) for differentiating pancreatic cancer patients with resectable tumors.

20. Background: Surgical resection is the standard of care for patients with resectable non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) or limited pulmonary metastases .

21. A number of clinical doctors treat operation indications differently, so many patients with resectable pancreatic cancer do not obtain a curable therapy due to this unstandardized process.