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Exercise prehabilitation in operable colorectal cancer: a focus on physiological resilience and functional & clinical outcomes
Introduction Colorectal cancer (CRC) is diagnosed 42,900 times a year in the UK, representing 11% of all new cancers. Surgery can cure cancer but represents a huge physiological insult in patients already deconditioned due to cancer and often, age. Prehabilitation, an intervention to improve the int
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