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01-12-2020 | Esophagus Resection | Correction
Correction to: Thoracic Duct Resection During Esophagectomy Does Not Contribute to Improved Prognosis in Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Propensity Score Matched-Cohort Study
Published in: Annals of Surgical Oncology | Special Issue 3/2020
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In the original article, there are errors in Fig. 1. Following is the corrected figure (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1
a The 5-year OS rate for patients of all stages was 60% among the 122 TD-preserved patients versus 49% among the 122 TD-resected patients (P = 0.08). b The 5-year DFS rate for patients of all stages was 57% among the 122 TD-preserved patients versus 53% among the 122 TD-resected patients (P = 0.35). c The 5-year CSS rate for patients of all stages was 70% among the 122 TD-preserved patients versus 58% among the 122 TD-resected patients (P = 0.08). d The 5-year OS rate for c-stage IA patients was 81% among the 25 TD-preserved patients versus 83% among the 25 TD-resected patients (P = 0.76). e The 5-year DFS rate for c-stage IA patients was 91% among the 25 TD-preserved patients versus 92% among the 25 TD-resected patients (P = 0.95). f The 5-year CSS rate for c-stage IA patients was 96% among the 25 TD-preserved patients versus 92% among the 25 TD-resected patients (P = 0.64). g The 5-year OS rate for c-stage IB–IV patients was 51% among the 96 TD-preserved patients versus 44% among the 96 TD-resected patients (P = 0.21). h The 5-year DFS rate for c-stage IB–IV patients was 50% among the 96 TD-preserved patients versus 46% among the 96 TD-resected patients (P = 0.54). i The 5-year CSS rate for c-stage IB–IV patients was 58% among the 96 TD-preserved patients versus 51% among the 96 TD-resected patients (P = 0.30). c-stage clinical stage, OS overall survival, DFS disease-free survival, CSS cancer-specific survival, TD thoracic duct
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