Multimodality Therapy for Gastric Cancer

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Results of gastric cancer treatment recently have improved remarkably in Japan. In this title prepared in Japan, the authors provide the readers with the concepts of multimodality therapy as an alternative approach to improving the treatment results of advanced as well as early-stage gastric cancer.