To determine the effectiveness of preoperative chemoradiotherapy in patients with esophageal cancer randomized study in which conducted a comparative analysis of the standard chemoradiotherapy and intraarterial chemotherapy. <...> The study included 69 patients with cancer of the esophagus intrathoracic. <...> Immediate results did not differ in frequency regression of postoperative complications and toxic. <...> Annual survival was studied in 49 patients due to the short period from the beginning of the study, is 70,83±9,48% in intra-arterial chemotherapy group, 56%±10,13% in the group of standard preoperative chemoradiotherapy. <...> By intraarterial administration of cytostatics and received maximum concentration of chemotherapy in resettable tumors of the esophagus and increased local control. <...> Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad, India Gaja technique GAJA’s Technique of Robotic Radical Esophagectomy with 3 field lymphadenectomy for Esophageal Carcinoma Jagdishwar Goud Gajagowni Background: Cancer of esophagus is one of deadliest cancers with a dismal 5 year survival 382 «Eurasian Journal of Oncology», 2016, volume 4, № 2 Диагностика и лечение злокачественных опухолей пищевода rate of 25–30%. <...> Radical esophagectomy with lymphadenectomy is the cornerstone of the multimodality treatment with curative intent. <...> Robotic approach for esophagus resection is appealing but still under investigational stage. <...> Method. 68 patients underwent Robotic radical esophagectomy at Krishna Institute of medical sciences, Secunderabad, India from August 2011 to February 2016. <...> We intend to show video presentation of our technique of robotic assisted radical esophagectomy with mediastinal node dissection. <...> Patient is operated in prone position with two 8mm robotic ports and an assistant port. The right hand port is uniquely placed such that it reaches the supra-azygous area with ease. <...> Entire esophagus is mobilized up to the hiatus in systematic manner in infra-azygous area followed by supra-azygous area. <...> This video demonstrates technique of esophagectomy and clearance of recurrent laryngeal nodes, subcarinal and parabronchial nodes along with lower periesophageal group. <...> The abdominal part is done in supine with dissection of coeliac, left gastric, hepatic and splenic nodes with preparation of gastric conduit with staplers. <...> The end to end esophago-gastric anastomosis is performed with mobilized stapled gastric conduit and cervical esophagus in single layer. <...> The patient is <...>