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En-bloc esophagectomy with three field lymph node dissection is a superior oncologic procedure Nasser K. Altorki, M.D. Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery
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En-bloc esophagectomy with three

field lymph node dissection is a

superior oncologic procedure

Nasser K. Altorki, M.D.Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery

Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery

Minimal access surgery : a transformative event in

surgical sciences

Minimal access surgery for malignant disease : a

work in progress

Access alone is not sufficient

En-bloc resection : the importance of radial margins

Standard En bloc

Circumferential Resection Margins in Esophageal

Carcinoma

Pultrum et al. Ann.surg.Onc. 2010

Circumferential Resection Margins in Esophageal

Carcinoma

� 98 TT resections

� CRM

-ve : >1mm

Pultrum et al, Ann. Surg. Oncol, 2010

+ve ≤ 0-1 mm

� CRM +ve :

48% ( 83% in T-3 )

� LR:

68% vs 25% (p=0.002)

Posterior Mediastinectomy

Mobilized Specimen

Lymphatic drainage of the esophagus

Yajin et al, JTCVS, 2009

Nodal site total

neck 13/23

Detection of ferumoxide-positive LN in 23 T1 Sq.Ca

Mapping esophageal lymph drainage by paramagnetic iron

nano-particle enhanced MRI

neck 13/23

(57%)

recurrent 15/23

(65%)

abdomen 20/23

(87%)

Motoyama, Surgery 2007Harisingani MG, NEJM, 2003

Recurrent nodal metastases : an early event

Nodal Group pts w +ve nodesExclusive

involvement

Deep cervical 4 1 (25%)

Nodal metastases in 43/110 superficial sq. carcinoma

Rec. nerve 24 17 (70%)

Intrathoracic 9 3 (33%)

Perigastric 18 12 (66%)

Matsubara, BJS 1999

T-status Positive nodes percent +ve Cx nodes percent

T1 8/24 33% 5/24 21%

Recurrent nodal metastases : an early event

T2 17/24 71% 4/24 16.6%

T3 96/123 78% 32/123 26%

T4 1/2 50% 0/2 0

Lerut et al, Ann. Surg. 2004

Third Field (sup.mediastinum)

Third Field (sup.mediastinum)

The neck dissection

Prognostic Factors for Positive CRL nodes

Factor SubgroupNumber

patients

Positive CRL

nodesP-value

Histology

Squamous cell 55 36%

0.02

Adenocarcinoma 130 20%

Location

Middle 37 38%

0.04

Lower / GEJ 148 22%

Induction therapyNo 90 24%

NSYes 95 24%

Prognostic Factors for Positive CRL nodes

Factor SubgroupNumber

patients

Positive CRL

nodesP-value

Clinical T

classification

cT0-2 42 17%

0.04

cT3-4 118 33%

pN classification

N0 55 0%

<0.001

N1 42 17%

N2 45 38%

N3 43 51%

ability

1 . 0 0

. 7 5

. 5 0

Overall Survival (N=140)

Su rviva l (m on t h s )

1 6 81 441 2 09 67 24 82 40

Proba . 5 0

. 2 5

. 0 0

0 . 4 0

Overall Survival:

± CRL nodes

Overall 5 year survival:

No CRL nodes: 44.8%

Positive CRL nodes: 24.9%

Radical 3-Field Enbloc Esophagectomy

�Feasible with low mortality (2%).

�Local recurrence < 5%.

�Ten year survival : 40%.

�Cervical nodal metastasis occurs in 25% �

of patients.

�Prolonged survival may be possible in advanced disease especially in

patients with squamous cell carcinoma.

�Over 50% of patients still succumb to systemic disease demonstrating

the need for novel and better systemic therapy.

Total Number of LNs and Survival:

Analysis of the SEER Database

Median # resected nodes: 8

Median # +ve nodes: 1

Schwarz et al, J Gastrointest. Surg. 2007

Median # +ve nodes: 1

Resected Nodes in ACOSOG Z0060

Esophagectomy 134 pts.

Resected nodes 11 nodes

45% had ≤10 nodes removed 45% had ≤10 nodes removed

Thoracotomy 13 nodes

THE 9 nodes

Veeramachanini, Ann.Thorac. Surg, 2008)

Extended Transthoracic Resection

vs Transhiatal Resection: DFS

39%

Hulscher et al, NEJM, 2002

29%


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