The document summarizes 4 cases of minimally invasive surgery for gastrointestinal cancer. It describes a 70-year-old male with advanced distal gastric cancer who underwent palliative distal gastric resection with Billroth reconstruction. Post-operatively, the patient had an uneventful recovery with no further obstruction or bleeding after 6 months, though he remained cachexic. The histopathology found a poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma that was T3, though there was no comment on lymph nodes. In total, the document reviews 4 brief case studies.

1. Minimal Invasive Conventional Surgery for GI Cancer: Review of 8 cases Dr.Qalander H.Abdulkareem Kasanzani, Consultant Surgeon. Dr. Taher Abdulla Hawrami ,CABS, Consultant Surgeon, Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of Sulaimany, College of Medicine, Head of department of Surgery. Dr. Muhamed Shekhani,M.B.Ch.B- C.A.B.M, Consultant physician, Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Sulaimany, College of Medicine, Department of Medicine. From Kurdistan Ceneter for GIT & Hepatology, Sulaimani Teaching Hospital.

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