What is the survival rate of gastric stump cancer

What is the survival rate of gastric remnant cancer? Gastric remnant cancer is also called post-gastric cancer because it can occur in the remaining stomach after subtotal gastrectomy or in the whole stomach after simple gastrointestinal anastomosis, simple perforation repair or vagus nerve transection. Therefore, the incidence of gastric remnant cancer is related to the first surgical method.

Cancer of gastric remnant is also called postoperative gastric cancer. It can occur in the residual stomach after subtotal gastrectomy, or in the whole stomach after simple gastrointestinal anastomosis, simple perforation repair or vagus nerve transection. It is generally considered to be limited to gastric cancer occurring after surgery for non-cancerous gastric lesions. If surgery is performed for malignant lesions, it should refer to gastric cancer occurring more than 20 years after surgery.
How long a patient can live in the late stage of gastric stump cancer is largely related to the patient's physical function. Only with good physical function and strong immunity can one resist the development of cancer and tolerate various drug treatments. Therefore, it is very important for gastric cancer patients to improve their immune function and enhance their resistance to tumors.
How long can patients with advanced gastric stump cancer live? This depends on the progression of the patient's disease and physical condition. In addition, if the patient maintains a good attitude and actively accepts the doctor's advice and treatment, the life span will usually be much longer than expected. I hope this can help patients.