Postoperative Low Pelvic Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy for Stage II and III Rectal Cancer
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Summary
Low pelvic RT significantly reduces small bowel late complications and does not compromise the overall survival rate, local control rate, and distant metastasis-free rate.
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- 2012-02-01
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Political science
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