Özet:

Mast cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. In the world, minimal invasive surgery now offers many advantages to both patients and surgeons. In our study we presented our laparoscopic experiences in local advanced abdominal cancer (LIMK) surgery. Method: between January 2010 and January 2020, the data of patients with gastrectomy due to LIMK in our clinic was examined retrospectively. 288 patients were diagnosed with gastrectomy due to LIMK. 92 of the patients (31.9 percent) were women and 196 (68.1 percent) were men. 96 patients (33.3%) were laparoscopic and 192 (66.7%) open surgery. The operating time was an average of 122.96 ± 44.06 (60-300) minutes. There was no statistically significant difference between the two groups in terms of anastomose escape (p=0,724). For the period of sleep, an average of 12.54 days in the open surgery was 9.36 days in the laparoscopic surgery and statistically significant differences between the two groups were shown (p<0,001). Result: As a result, the learning curve is long and requires experience, but we believe that laparoscopic surgery in LIMK can be applied as in early stages of stomach cancer.