Watch-and-Wait is an Option in Rectal Cancer Patients:From Controversy to Common Clinical Practice
- Grotenhuis, B A
- Beets, G L
DOIAbstract
Overview of the introduction of organ preservation in rectal cancer patients and future challenges.</p
Overview of the introduction of organ preservation in rectal cancer patients and future challenges.</p
Simple Summary Rectal cancer patients with a clinical complete response to neoadjuvant treatment are...
Background Watch and wait is a novel management strategy in patients with rectal cancer who have a c...
Aim Many of the current follow-up schedules in a watch-and-wait approach include very frequent MRI a...
Overview of the introduction of organ preservation in rectal cancer patients and future challenges.<...
Purpose of Review Pathological complete response is seen in approximately one fifth of rectal cancer...
The standard operative treatment for patients with rectal cancer has a high risk for morbidity and (...
Introduction: The aim was assess the oncological and functional outcome of the watch-and-wait (W&...
BACKGROUND: Fifteen to twenty percent of patients with locally advanced rectal cancer have a clinica...
Purpose of Review:Pathological complete response is seen in approximately one fifth of rectal cancer...
Locally advanced rectal cancer is treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery. A minority of...
To assess whether extending the observation period in patients with a near clinical complete respons...
Simple Summary Rectal cancer patients with a clinical complete response to neoadjuvant treatment are...
Background Watch and wait is a novel management strategy in patients with rectal cancer who have a c...
Aim Many of the current follow-up schedules in a watch-and-wait approach include very frequent MRI a...
Overview of the introduction of organ preservation in rectal cancer patients and future challenges.<...
Purpose of Review Pathological complete response is seen in approximately one fifth of rectal cancer...
The standard operative treatment for patients with rectal cancer has a high risk for morbidity and (...
Introduction: The aim was assess the oncological and functional outcome of the watch-and-wait (W&...
BACKGROUND: Fifteen to twenty percent of patients with locally advanced rectal cancer have a clinica...
Purpose of Review:Pathological complete response is seen in approximately one fifth of rectal cancer...
Locally advanced rectal cancer is treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery. A minority of...
To assess whether extending the observation period in patients with a near clinical complete respons...
Simple Summary Rectal cancer patients with a clinical complete response to neoadjuvant treatment are...
Background Watch and wait is a novel management strategy in patients with rectal cancer who have a c...
Aim Many of the current follow-up schedules in a watch-and-wait approach include very frequent MRI a...
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