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Video (3:39) Surgery unnecessary for majority of patients with advanced colorectal cancer
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New research shows that patients who are newly diagnosed with metastatic, surgically incurable colorectal cancer do not need immediate
surgery to remove their primary tumour unless the tumour is causing
complications.
New research shows that patients who are newly diagnosed with metastatic, surgically incurable colorectal cancer do not need immediate
surgery to remove their primary tumour unless the tumour is causing
complications.
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