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Detection of potentially curable recurrence after colorectal cancer surgery in a real-world population
Introduction: After curative surgery for colorectal cancer (CRC), patients undergo surveillance because of the risk of recurrence; however, only a subset develops recurrence amenable to further curative-intent treatment. The primary aim of follow‑up is to identify patients with potentially curable r
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