Duaa Kamil Mohammed Al-Mosawi, Aseel Kamil Mohammed Al-Mosawi and Mohammed AS Issa

Esophageal carcinoma is an assailant cancer, with poor forecast and short existence rates. While analysis and therapy have enhanced noticeably, more qualified predictive factors are instantly wanted to avoid postoperative reappearance and metastasis. The presence of stemness genes and clinical outcome have been linked in several studies because cancer stem cells are a major driving force for growth evolution. The extrapolation of stemness markers in esophageal tumor leftovers remains contentious.

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