Endoscopic Resection Brings Excitement to Esophageal Cancer Treatment

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Conference|ASCO Annual Meeting: Gastrointestinal Cancer

Cancer Network spoke with Dr. Daniela Molena about the advancements in the treatment of esophageal cancer, including the safety and importance of endoscopic resection for the disease.

Cancer Network spoke with Dr. Daniela Molena about the advancements in the treatment of esophageal cancer, including the safety and importance of endoscopic resection for the disease.

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