Breathing easier through cancer surgery: study tests gentler anesthesia approach
NCT ID NCT07104838
Summary
This study is comparing two different ways to give anesthesia during surgery for esophageal cancer. One method lets patients breathe on their own with a mask, while the other uses a breathing tube and a machine. Researchers want to see if the gentler, mask-based method is just as safe and helps patients recover faster with fewer complications after surgery.
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