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Meanings of rectal carcinoma in English

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Usage of rectal carcinoma in English
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Standard treatment for advanced rectal carcinoma currently includes surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.
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Study design: Thirty-three patients with rectal carcinoma were preoperatively assessed by MRI.
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Results: All the 87 cases of rectal carcinoma were detected clearly by MSCT.
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Methods: Four hundred twenty-seven patients who underwent resection of rectal carcinoma were studied.
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Methods: Five units of a prototype rectal carcinoma model were produced in latex rubber.
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Randomized studies are required to clearly describe the role of IORT in rectal carcinoma.
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However, one patient with rectal carcinoma died of lung cancer during the follow-up period.
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For rectal carcinoma, we propose early follow-up by proctoscopy, namely within 4 months after surgery.
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Conclusions: For the assessment of surgery for rectal carcinoma, only a few parameters are necessary.
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It was considered that these lesions were caused by intraluminal implantation from the primary rectal carcinoma.
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Background: Coloanal anastomosis and radiotherapy for the treatment of lower rectal carcinoma have been receiving increasing attention.
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Background & objective: Preoperative staging is important for optimal therapy planning and prognosis prediction of rectal carcinoma.
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This article investigates the relationship between objective tumor response and sphincter preservation in low rectal carcinoma patients.
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The role of conventional computed tomography (CT) in preoperative staging of rectal carcinoma is controversial.
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Background: Neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy followed by total mesorectal excision has improved the outcome of locally advanced rectal carcinoma.
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Methods: Five patients with local recurrent rectal carcinoma were selected as representative of different presentations of the disease.
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