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. 2007 Nov;56(11):1625–1634. doi: 10.1136/gut.2006.112110

Table 4 Publications on endoscopic resection for early oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma.

First author, ref. Patients (n) Resection technique Complications Complete response Follow‐up (months) Recurrences/metachronous lesions
Takeshita47 56 (HGIN 9, MC 43, SMC 4) ER‐C Minor bleeding 3.6% 100% 39 0%
Stricture 3.6%
Perforation 1.8%
Giovannini48 14 L&C Minor bleeding 5% 90.4% 20 21.4%
Narahara49 21 L&C Minor bleeding 24% 100% 24 0%
Shimizu50 82 (74 MC, 8 SMC) ER‐C, ER tube n.a. 100% 25 17% (1 tumour‐related death)
Nomura51 51 ER tube n.a. 100% 18 8%
Shimizu52 26 (SMC) n.a. 0% n.a. 45 2 tumour‐related deaths
Pech53 39 (HGIN 10, MC 19, SMC 10) ER‐L, ER‐C Minor bleeding 7.5%, stricture 7.5% 92% 29.7 16.7%
Katada17 116 MC L&C, ER‐C n.a. 100% 35 20%
Fujishiro29 43 ESD Strictures 16%, perforation 6.9% 100% 17 2.3%
Pech54 65 (HGIN 12, MC 53) ER‐L, ER‐C Minor bleeding 3%, strictures 23% 95.4% 39.3 26% (2 tumour‐related deaths)

APC, argon plasma coagulation; ER tube, endoscopic resection with a tube; ER‐C, endoscopic resection with cap device; ER‐L, endoscopic resection with ligation device; ESD, endoscopic submucosal dissection; HGIN, high‐grade intraepithelial neoplasia; L&C, lift and cut; LGIN, low‐grade intraepithelial neoplasia; MC, mucosal carcinoma; OP, surgery; PDT, photodynamic therapy; SMC, submucosal carcinoma.