The value of estimating the variability of celiac mesenteric pool in the surgical treatment of gastric cancer (review of literature)

Abstract

Currently, the timely diagnosis and treatment of gastric cancer is one of the most actual problems of both abdominal surgery and oncology. Despite the decline in the incidence of stomach cancer remains one of the leading causes of death in many countries. The necessary stage of radical surgical treatment based on the typical representation of angioarchitectonics of the celiacomesenteric pool is lymph node dissection D2. The need for precision skeletal arterial trunks in the surgical treatment of gastric cancer in order to achieve radical surgery carries significant surgical risks. Vascular anatomy of the upper floor of the abdominal cavity is variable. After analyzing the information from different sources, the value of variability of celiacomesenteric pool in the surgical treatment of gastric cancer was estimated.