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Gastric Cancer Treatment Shift: Prioritizing Patient Outcomes

Gastric cancer with peritoneal metastases is rising, especially in younger patients, highlighting the urgent need for better outcomes.

  • Novel therapies like normothermic intraperitoneal and systemic chemotherapy have shown overall survival benefits.
  • Patient-reported outcomes remain underreported in major trials, with critical insights missed from studies like Dragon-01.

Incorporating tailored patient-reported measures into clinical trials is essential for improving survivors’ quality of life alongside survival rates.

  • Enhanced focus on patient experience will guide effective treatment strategies moving forward.

Review by Burke E in J Gastrointest Cancer

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