Oxaliplatin for elderly patients who have had colorectal cancer removed?
This transcript has been edited for clarity. Hello. I’m David Kerr, Professor of Cancer Medicine at the University of Oxford. One of his enduring interests of mine, part of my daily routine as a medical oncologist, is considering whether to recommend adjuvant therapy to a patient who has just undergone a potentially curative resection. That’s […]
Relationship between components of metabolic syndrome and colonic diverticulosis in the very elderly: a tertiary care network study
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Giant villous adenoma of the rectum with cuous prolapse: a case report Although colorectal polyps are often adenomas and are more common in the elderly, villous adenomas are a subset that deserves attention due to their potential.
Giant villous adenoma of the rectum with cuous prolapse: a case report Although colorectal polyps are often adenomas and are more common in the elderly, villous adenomas are a subset that deserves attention due to their potential.
Giant villous adenoma of the rectum with cuous prolapse: a case report Although colorectal polyps, often adenomas, are common in the elderly, villous adenomas are a subset worthy of attention due to their potential. …2 hours ago
Giant villous adenoma of the rectum with cuous prolapse: a case report Although colorectal polyps, often adenomas, are common in the elderly, villous adenomas are a subset worthy of attention due to their potential. …2 hours ago
F-Hb concentration in FIT may stratify colorectal cancer risk in the elderly
Top line: People over 75 years old (there is no upper age limit) colorectal cancer [CRC] Screening) People with a negative fecal immunochemical test (FIT) but with detectable fecal hemoglobin (f-Hb) concentrations at last screening are more likely to have CRC than those without detectable f-Hb concentrations. from the Netherlands, where research suggests they are […]