This infographic highlights the pivotal value of surgical oncology as part of cancer care and summarises ESSO's key recommendations to unlock its full potential in Europe. Despite the significant benefit brought by surgical oncology, it is striking to notice that less than 25% of cancer patients actually receive safe, affordable, or timely surgery across the globe. By 2030, 45 million surgical procedures are estimated to be needed worldwide. 80% of cancer patients will require surgical intervention during the course of their disease. For the majority of non-metastasised solid tumours, it is also the most cost-effective treatment with the highest value for money. High-quality surgery remains the best chance to cure solid cancer when diagnosed early and is fundamental in preventing, diagnosing and staging cancer, treating metastatic disease, preserving quality of life, and alleviating symptoms.
In 2020, nearly 3 million people were diagnosed with cancer and another 1.27 million people lost their lives to it. The value of surgical oncology in the management of cancer patientsĮurope represents less than 10% of the world’s population but accounts for 25% of all cancer cases. Perioperative Nutrition and Enhanced Recovery after Surgery in Gastro-Intestinal The Requirements of a Specialist Breast CenterĮuropean Breast Surgical Oncology Certification (BRESO) Curriculum Principles and Practice of Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Textbook ECCO Essential Requirements for Quality Cancer Care
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