DELAYED GASTRIC CONDUIT EMTPYING (DGCE)

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Simple stomach stretch during cancer surgery could speed recovery

Disease control Recruiting now

This study is testing whether gently stretching the stomach's exit valve during esophageal cancer surgery helps patients recover faster. The goal is to prevent a common complication where the stomach empties too slowly after surgery, which can delay healing and prolong hospital s…

Matched conditions: DELAYED GASTRIC CONDUIT EMTPYING (DGCE)

Phase: NA • Sponsor: University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland • Aim: Disease control

Last updated Mar 27, 2026 12:39 UTC

DELAYED GASTRIC CONDUIT EMTPYING (DGCE)

Get alerted when new DELAYED GASTRIC CONDUIT EMTPYING (DGCE) trials appear

Simple stomach stretch during cancer surgery could speed recovery