Influence of hospital volume on bleeding after endoscopic submucosal dissection for early gastric cancer in Japan: a multicenter propensity score-matched analysis.

Yohei YabuuchiWaku HattaYosuke TsujiToshiyuki YoshioNaomi KakushimaShu HoteyaHisashi DoyamaYasuaki NagamiTakuto HikichiMasakuni KobayashiYoshinori MoritaTetsuya SumiyoshiMikitaka IguchiHideomi TomidaTakuya InoueTatsuya MikamiKenkei HasataniJun NishikawaTomoaki MatsumuraHiroko NebikiDai NakamatsuKen OhnitaHaruhisa SuzukiHiroya UeyamaYoshito HayashiMitsushige SugimotoShinjiro YamaguchiTomoki MichidaTomoyuki YadaYoshiro AsahinaToshiaki NarasakaShiko KuribayashiShu KiyotokiKatsuhiro MabeMitsuhiro FujishiroAtsushi MasamuneHiroyuki Ono

Published in: Surgical endoscopy (2021)

The bleeding rate after ESD for EGC did not differ between hospitals in Japan. The finding indicated that ESD for EGC is equally feasible across Japanese hospitals of different volumes regarding bleeding after ESD.

Keyphrases

endoscopic submucosal dissection
atrial fibrillation
healthcare
cross sectional
emergency department
double blind
data analysis
drug induced