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Thoracic Surgery Oncology Quality Indicators (Part 2: Thymic Epithelial Tumors and Esophageal Cancer).

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This article outlines key performance indicators for thymic epithelial tumors and esophageal cancer, emphasizing accurate staging, complete resection, and multidisciplinary care to optimize outcomes. For thymoma, priorities include computed tomography-based preoperative assessment, cautious use of biopsy, total thymectomy when feasible, selective use of neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy, and 10-year surveillance. Evidence supports esophagectomy in high-volume centers with adequate lymph node harvest, synoptic pathology reporting and use of enhanced recovery after surgery protocols. Finally, monitoring 90-day mortality, and incorporating both clinical outcomes and patient-reported outcomes into quality assessments that can be compared to benchmarks are strongly recommended.

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Esophageal cancerKey performance indicatorsOutcomesQualitySurgeryThoracic oncologyThymic epithelial neoplasm
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