The most common form of esophageal cancer (EC), esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC),
is prevalent in many unindustrialized societies, among people with lower …

… Esophageal cancer diagnosis and treatment pose … This study aimed to examine patient
experiences of esophageal cancer … and rehabilitative needs of esophageal cancer survivors. …

… To ensure patients’ anonymity, we obscured all personal characteristics in this article. Thus,
we refer to a small population in a specific geographical region (Morse & Coulehan, 2014). …

… In contrast to the patients with esophageal cancer, who viewed the feeding tube as part of
their treatment, the patients with HN cancer viewed tube insertion as a personal failure and …

… 1 A personal perspective on the treatment for esophageal cancer. *1: Combined
resection of the neighboring organs is necessary to achieve curative esophagectomy for T4 …

… by immediate relatives of patients with esophageal cancer. … of patients with esophageal
cancer referring to governmental … of the patient with esophageal cancer, having willingness to …

… This study listed the postoperative information needs of esophageal cancer patients.
Moreover, it gained insight into patient-perceived barriers and facilitators of patient participation. …

… during the peri-radiotherapy period included personal cognition, family and social factors,
and nutritional management environment and system. The coping strategies included …

… to elaborate on the concerns and fear of esophageal cancer in relatives with cancer illness.
… We did not know where we had to start because we had never heard esophagus cancer. We …

… tests by patients during the assessment of esophageal cancer warrants attention with the
current … during neoadjuvant treatment for esophageal cancer from the perspective of the patient. …