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Standard treatment for advanced
rectal
carcinoma
currently includes surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.
2
Study design: Thirty-three patients with
rectal
carcinoma
were preoperatively assessed by MRI.
3
Results: All the 87 cases of
rectal
carcinoma
were detected clearly by MSCT.
4
Methods: Four hundred twenty-seven patients who underwent resection of
rectal
carcinoma
were studied.
5
Methods: Five units of a prototype
rectal
carcinoma
model were produced in latex rubber.
6
Randomized studies are required to clearly describe the role of IORT in
rectal
carcinoma
.
7
However, one patient with
rectal
carcinoma
died of lung cancer during the follow-up period.
8
For
rectal
carcinoma
,
we propose early follow-up by proctoscopy, namely within 4 months after surgery.
9
Conclusions: For the assessment of surgery for
rectal
carcinoma
,
only a few parameters are necessary.
10
It was considered that these lesions were caused by intraluminal implantation from the primary
rectal
carcinoma
.
11
Background: Coloanal anastomosis and radiotherapy for the treatment of lower
rectal
carcinoma
have been receiving increasing attention.
12
Background & objective: Preoperative staging is important for optimal therapy planning and prognosis prediction of
rectal
carcinoma
.
13
This article investigates the relationship between objective tumor response and sphincter preservation in low
rectal
carcinoma
patients.
14
The role of conventional computed tomography (CT) in preoperative staging of
rectal
carcinoma
is controversial.
15
Background: Neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy followed by total mesorectal excision has improved the outcome of locally advanced
rectal
carcinoma
.
16
Methods: Five patients with local recurrent
rectal
carcinoma
were selected as representative of different presentations of the disease.
rectal
carcinoma
rectal