Abstract
Surgical management of gastric cancer has evolved over the years. Incorporation of minimally invasive techniques has led to shorter hospital stays, reduced wound complications, and earlier return to functional activity. Nevertheless, the development of minimally invasive total gastrectomy as a repertoire in the management of proximal or diffuse gastric cancer requires significant commitment and support owing to the complexity of the procedure. Here the authors describe the evolution of total gastrectomy with particular focus on laparoscopic and robotic approaches. In addition, they outline the data comparing minimally invasive total gastrectomy with traditional open surgical approaches.
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