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    Surgeons treating T1 ampullary cancer need to consider high upstaging rates and significant survival disparities based on pathologic classification. In this cohort of 244 T1 ampullary cancer patients, 75% underwent resection, but 68% were upstaged to higher T classifications post-surgery. Five-year overall survival rates were starkly different: 36% for clinical T1N0 vs. 75% for pathologic T1N0 patients. Given these findings, pancreatoduodenectomy is recommended over local resection for better outcomes. Independent predictors for poor survival include pathologic N1 (HR: 2.12) and… Read more: Study on T1 Ampullary Cancer Outcomes Guides Surgical Decisions

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