Follow-up after Colorectal Cancer Surgery
Abstract
Although most institutions offer some kind of follow-up to patients operated on for colorectal cancer, its value with respect to prolonged survival has been challenged. However, improved results of liver surgery and chemotherapy make it reasonable to assume that a follow-up programme leading to detection of more asymptomatic recurrences would result in improved survival. Liver metastases and extramural local recurrences are the most common...
Paper Details
Title
Follow-up after Colorectal Cancer Surgery
Published Date
Dec 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
42
Issue
8
Pages
816 - 826
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