October 8, 2025

Population-specific characteristics and outcomes in esophageal neuroendocrine carcinoma: a Chinese-Western comparison with prognostic nomogram.

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Chinese ENEC patients showed distinct characteristics compared to Western patients, including tumor location and age distribution.
Non-metastatic Chinese patients underwent surgery at significantly higher rates than their Western counterparts (77.8% vs 19.2%).
The developed prognostic nomogram achieved a C-index of 0.725, providing better risk stratification for unresectable ENEC.
Despite treatment differences, median survival for surgical patients was similar between cohorts (48 months vs 32 months).

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Retrospective cohort study compared treatment patterns and survival outcomes in Chinese and Western ENEC patients, suggesting tailored management approaches.

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Retrospective cohort study compared treatment patterns and survival outcomes in Chinese and Western ENEC patients, suggesting tailored management approaches.

Population-specific characteristics and outcomes in esophageal neuroendocrine carcinoma: a Chinese-Western comparison with prognostic nomogram.

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Population-specific characteristics and outcomes in esophageal neuroendocrine carcinoma: a Chinese-Western comparison with prognostic nomogram.

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