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Rectal cancer and the pathologist
Minerva Chirurgica, 2018Examination of the rectum by pathologists is instrumental in the management of patients affected by rectal carcinoma. That role includes evaluation of multiple gross and microscopic features that convey prognostic implications. The analysis is based on the authors' experience handling rectal specimens along with review of the pertinent literature in ...
Mariana, Berho, Pablo A, Bejarano
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2020
Rectal cancer is often presented with a dizzying array of treatment recommendations. This article clarifies and simplifies this common clinical problem from the surgical perspective. Treatment of rectal cancer requires an understanding of presenting stage (early or advanced) and location (high or low) to provide oncologic sound treatment decisions ...
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Rectal cancer is often presented with a dizzying array of treatment recommendations. This article clarifies and simplifies this common clinical problem from the surgical perspective. Treatment of rectal cancer requires an understanding of presenting stage (early or advanced) and location (high or low) to provide oncologic sound treatment decisions ...
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Seminars in Radiation Oncology, 2012
The treatment of rectal cancer largely depends on disease stage at diagnosis, based on which patients can be classified as low, intermediate, or high risk. Prognostic and predictive markers, specific to each risk category, can be applied for optimal risk classification and subsequent treatment allocation.
Zeestraten, E.C.M. +3 more
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The treatment of rectal cancer largely depends on disease stage at diagnosis, based on which patients can be classified as low, intermediate, or high risk. Prognostic and predictive markers, specific to each risk category, can be applied for optimal risk classification and subsequent treatment allocation.
Zeestraten, E.C.M. +3 more
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Cancer/Radiothérapie, 2022
We present the updated recommendations of the French society of oncological radiotherapy for rectal cancer radiotherapy. The standard treatment for locally advanced rectal cancer consists in chemoradiotherapy followed by radical surgery with total mesorectal resection and adjuvant chemotherapy according to nodal status.
Vendrely, V. +11 more
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We present the updated recommendations of the French society of oncological radiotherapy for rectal cancer radiotherapy. The standard treatment for locally advanced rectal cancer consists in chemoradiotherapy followed by radical surgery with total mesorectal resection and adjuvant chemotherapy according to nodal status.
Vendrely, V. +11 more
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British Medical Bulletin, 2002
Radiotherapy has an established role in the treatment of rectal cancer. In primary resectable cancer, numerous randomised trials have shown that particularly pre-operative, and to some extent also postoperative, radiotherapy substantially reduces the risk of local failure. This is seen also with total mesorectal excision.
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Radiotherapy has an established role in the treatment of rectal cancer. In primary resectable cancer, numerous randomised trials have shown that particularly pre-operative, and to some extent also postoperative, radiotherapy substantially reduces the risk of local failure. This is seen also with total mesorectal excision.
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Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery, 2004
The management of rectal cancer is multidisciplinary, involving surgeons working with medical and radiation oncologists.Surgical options include radical resection with or without restoration of bowel continuity and a variety of local procedures.Adjuvant therapy may decrease the incidence of local recurrence in some cases.Laparoscopic resection has ...
James S, Wu, Victor W, Fazio
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The management of rectal cancer is multidisciplinary, involving surgeons working with medical and radiation oncologists.Surgical options include radical resection with or without restoration of bowel continuity and a variety of local procedures.Adjuvant therapy may decrease the incidence of local recurrence in some cases.Laparoscopic resection has ...
James S, Wu, Victor W, Fazio
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Radiología (English Edition), 2010
Rectal cancer has a high incidence in our area. The different treatment options that can be used in each case depend fundamentally on the extension of the tumor at the time of diagnosis. Thus, radiologists have a central role in the management of this disease.
J R, Ayuso Colella +2 more
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Rectal cancer has a high incidence in our area. The different treatment options that can be used in each case depend fundamentally on the extension of the tumor at the time of diagnosis. Thus, radiologists have a central role in the management of this disease.
J R, Ayuso Colella +2 more
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Ugeskrift for laeger, 2005
Patients with rectal cancer are evaluated with digital examination, endoscopy and imaging of the liver and lungs, including biopsies of the primary tumour and suspected secondary spread. On the basis of a precise tumour staging by MRI scan and/or transrectal ultrasound scan, the combined surgical-oncological treatment is discussed at a ...
Bulow, S. +2 more
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Patients with rectal cancer are evaluated with digital examination, endoscopy and imaging of the liver and lungs, including biopsies of the primary tumour and suspected secondary spread. On the basis of a precise tumour staging by MRI scan and/or transrectal ultrasound scan, the combined surgical-oncological treatment is discussed at a ...
Bulow, S. +2 more
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Rectal Cancer: Management of T1 Rectal Cancer
2017The widespread implementation of screening colonoscopy has led to a parallel increase in the detection of early staged rectal cancer including T1N0M0 lesions. Rectal cancers at this stage have invaded into the submucosal layer of the rectal wall without metastasis to lymph nodes and other organs and have been traditionally managed with a transabdominal
Woon Kyung Jeong, Jose G. Guillem
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JAMA, 1963
To the Editor: —Recently accumulating data that cast serious doubt on the association of adenomatous polyps and the development of rectal carcinoma should not be misinterpreted as negating the importance of sigmoidoscopy. It would be useful to have some characteristic to identify the cancer-prone patients who require more careful observations ...
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To the Editor: —Recently accumulating data that cast serious doubt on the association of adenomatous polyps and the development of rectal carcinoma should not be misinterpreted as negating the importance of sigmoidoscopy. It would be useful to have some characteristic to identify the cancer-prone patients who require more careful observations ...
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