Imaging Protocol Cuts Complications After Esophageal Cancer Surgery

A corrected study shows that using contrast imaging to check stomach function after esophagectomy catches dangerous delays early, reducing patient complications and recovery time. The finding demonstrates how standardized post-operative screening protocols—aligned with ERAS (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery) guidelines—can improve both clinical outcomes and hospital efficiency.

Originaltitel: Correction: ERAS guidelines-driven upper gastrointestinal contrast study after esophagectomy can detect delayed gastric conduit emptying and improve outcomes ( JAN, 10.1007/s00464-023-09908-9 , 2023)