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The future of the esophagus cancer.

The above striking phrase positions very well the surgi -cal treatment of this cancer until the first half of last centu -ry. Historical accounts refer that these words were spoken currently in Americans and Europeans hospital corridors by that time. Although blunt, the phrase represented meta -phorically the truth and, besides this, quick death sentence and miserable life to whom had the diagnosis. Little could be offered to the patients, not even death with dignity.The description of the first report of esophageal cancer is attributed to White in 1898