Sponge in a tube aims to stop deadly leaks after cancer surgery
NCT ID NCT06097078
Summary
This study is testing if placing a special vacuum sponge inside the body right after surgery for esophageal cancer can prevent a dangerous complication called an anastomotic leak. The leak happens where the stomach is reconnected to the remaining esophagus and can lead to severe infections. Researchers will place the sponge in 44 patients after their surgery and monitor them for 90 days to see if it reduces leak rates and other complications.
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Hospital Clinic de Barcelona
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