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New Guidelines for Early and Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer Management

Surgeons should adapt to evolving treatment strategies for rectal cancer as consensus highlights critical approaches.

  • Multidisciplinary evaluation is crucial for effective treatment and surgical outcomes.
  • Total neoadjuvant therapy is now prioritized for high-risk tumors to improve organ preservation.

Consider integrating structured MRI reporting and surveillance strategies for non-operative management in patients showing clinical complete response.

  • Biopsy protocols for near-complete responders have been clarified for improved decision-making.

Journal Article by Tatar C, Bisgin T (…) Erenler Bayraktar I et 12 al. in Int J Colorectal Dis

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