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Psychosocial Interventions Enhance Outcomes in GI Cancer Surgery

Psychosocial support during gastrointestinal cancer surgery can significantly improve patient outcomes.

  • 56.3% of studies showed improved quality of life after interventions.
  • 75% reported reduced anxiety levels, while 66.7% noted decreased depression.

Incorporating these interventions may enhance overall surgical recovery and patient satisfaction.

  • Varied modalities include education, behavioral training, and emotional support, emphasizing the need for tailored approaches.

Review by Monton O, Kopecky K (…) Johnston FM et 4 al. in Ann Surg Oncol

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