Site Links for Colorectal Cancer
- What do you need to do the night before colorectal cancer surgery?
- Do you have to stop eating and drinking before a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- How do you know if you have stage IV colon cancer?
- What are the symptoms of colon cancer?
- How can you treat colon cancer?
- How do you prepare for a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- What is peritoneal cancer?
- What happens the day of colorectal cancer surgery?
- How is a colonoscopy used to diagnose colon cancer?
- What should you expect from living with colon cancer that has spread to the liver?
- Where can you get support for colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- What happens in a traditional "open" colorectal cancer surgery?
- How long do biopsy results for colon cancer take?
- What is it like after colorectal cancer surgery?
- How can you recover from colorectal cancer surgery at home?
- What targeted therapies are used to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How can you prepare for a colorectal cancer surgery?
- What happens before starting colorectal cancer surgery?
- How can colon cancer spread?
- What does your doctor need to know before a colonoscopy?
- What scans are used to diagnose colon cancer that has spread to the liver?
- How is a brachytherapy done to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- What do you need to know about a colonoscopy?
- What are the symptoms of colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How long does a colonoscopy last?
- How are targeted therapies used for colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How is an external beam radiation used to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How is colon cancer with liver metastasis treated?
- How can a colonoscopy find tubular adenomas?
- How do tubular adenomas form?
- What are symptoms of colorectal cancer?
- How is surgery done to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- Who is more likely to get tubular adenomas?
- How likely are tubular adenomas to become cancerous?
- What are symptoms of tubular adenomas?
- What is laparoscope for proctosigmoidectomy?
- How does a surgeon remove the diseased part of a bowel during laparoscopic proctosigmoidectomy?
- How can colon cancer be treated?
- How is a radioembolization done to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How can you prepare for your colonoscopy?
- What happens after a colonoscopy?
- How do people find out if they have colon cancer that has spread to the liver?
- What clinical trials exist for colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How is chemotherapy done to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How can you get support for living with colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- What questions should you ask your doctor about being diagnosed with colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How does a radiofrequency ablation work to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- When do you need radiation to treat colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- What does the term "laparoscopic" refer to?
- What is a tubular adenoma?
- What is the difference between adenoma and colorectal cancer?
- Which tests are used to check for colorectal cancer?
- What is laparoscopic proctosigmoidectomy?
- What follow-up will you need if you've had a tubular adenoma?
- When can I be active after laparoscopic proctosigmoidectomy?
- What foods should you eat in the days before a colonoscopy?
- What should be eaten the day before a colonoscopy?
- What will start to happen when the laxative kicks in for a colonoscopy?
- What should be done the night before a colonoscopy?
- What will help make the purging process more comfortable in preparation for a colonoscopy?
- Do colon polyps raise your risk of colon cancer?
- How does a FIT-DNA test check for colon cancer?
- What is one of the best ways to spot colon cancer?
- Should you stop taking supplements and medication before a colonoscopy?
- What are some tricks to help get the solution down in preparation for a colonoscopy?
- What is required for a colonoscopy to be accurate?
- How should you plan for a colonoscopy?
- How does a CT colonography check for colon cancer?
- What are symptoms of colon cancer?
- How does a fecal immunochemical test check for colon cancer?
- What is the most common reason people don't get a colonoscopy?
- How does sigmoidoscopy check for colon cancer?
- How does a fecal occult blood test check for colon cancer?
- How can I manage my stress while I have colorectal cancer?
- How can you limit work that requires reaching over your head to help with colorectal cancer fatigue?
- What are some guidelines when exercising to help with colorectal cancer fatigue?
- How can making an appointment with a dietician help with colorectal cancer fatigue?
- How can getting plenty of protein help with colorectal cancer fatigue?
- How can drinking plenty of fluids help with colorectal cancer fatigue?
- How can getting enough vitamins help with colorectal cancer fatigue?
- When should I call the doctor about colorectal cancer fatigue?
- How does exercise impact energy level?
- How does nutrition impact fatigue with colorectal cancer?
- What is chemotherapy?
- What is a common side effect of colorectal cancer treatment?
- What do stages of colon and rectal cancer mean?
- What is a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)?
- What is stage 0 rectal cancer?
- What are kinase inhibitors for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- When would stage IV colon cancer patients get chemotherapy?
- What is brachytherapy?
- How often does chemotherapy make the hair of stage IV colon cancer patients fall out?
- Why is a colonoscopy important?
- What treatments are best for stage IV colon cancer?
- What does a colonoscopy check for?
- What is stage 4 rectal cancer?
- What is stage 1 rectal cancer?
- What is stage 2 rectal cancer?
- What is stage 3 rectal cancer?
- What are other ways to detect colon cancer?
- How soon can someone go home after receiving ablation or cryotherapy?
- What is radiation?
- What is stage 2 colon cancer?
- What is step 1 in a laparoscopic total abdominal colectomy?
- What should you do if you think drainage has stopped in your K-pouch (continent ileostomy)?
- How common is colorectal cancer in the United States?
- What are the side effects of ablation or cryotherapy for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What are the side effects of chemotherapy for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What is fatigue?
- What are immune checkpoint inhibitors for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What causes fatigue from colorectal cancer?
- When is surgery used for stage IV colon cancer?
- What are anti-angiogenesis drugs for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What is stereotactic radiation therapy?
- What can I do about fatigue with colorectal cancer?
- What is stage 4 colon cancer?
- How do you irrigate the catheter in a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)?
- What are the side effects of radiation?
- What is selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT)?
- How can you assess your colorectal cancer fatigue?
- What happens in a colonoscopy?
- How often do I drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)?
- What is stage 0 colon cancer?
- What are other helpful tips about K-pouch (continent ileostomy) care?
- Are there other causes of fatigue with colorectal cancer?
- What are EGFR inhibitors in stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What are the serious side effects of targeted therapy for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What is the recovery like after a laparoscopic total abdominal colectomy?
- What are the side effects of targeted therapy for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- How can you prepare to clean the catheter and your skin in a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)?
- What is step 3 in a laparoscopic total abdominal colectomy?
- What happens after the cancerous part of the colon is removed?
- What are targeted therapies for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- What is stage 3 colon cancer?
- What happens after surgery for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- How is rectal cancer staged?
- What is stage 1 colon cancer?
- How should you drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy) after the first few weeks?
- What is hepatic artery infusion chemotherapy?
- How is a loop stoma made in fecal diversion?
- What is the difference between ablation and cryotherapy?
- How often do stage IV colon cancer patients receive radiation?
- What is a laparoscopic total abdominal colectomy?
- What are the side effects of immune checkpoint inhibitors for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- How can you drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)?
- How should you drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy) after three months?
- What is intraoperative radiation therapy?
- What is step 2 in a laparoscopic total abdominal colectomy?
- What are clinical trials for stage IV colon cancer patients?
- When should you get a colonoscopy?
- Which cancer treatments are associated with fatigue?
- How is a stoma created during fecal diversion?
- What will the surgeon remove during stage IV colon cancer surgery?
- How is recovery from fecal diversion?
- How is an end stoma made in fecal diversion?
- What are the treatments for stage IV colon cancer?
- What is fecal diversion?
- What is stage IV colon cancer?
- What are symptoms of peritoneal cancer?
- What happens in laparoscopic surgery for colorectal cancer?
- How is magnetic resonance imaging used to evaluate colon cancer?
- When do you need to take antibiotics before a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- What is used to do a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- What happens once colorectal cancer surgery begins?
- What happens after a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- What happens during a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- How is an ultrasound used to evaluate colon cancer?
- What are symptoms of colon cancer that has spread to the lungs?
- What is flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- What are the symptoms of colon cancer that has spread to the bones?
- How is colon cancer with liver metastasis diagnosed?
- How is a chest X-ray used to evaluate colon cancer?
- What needs to happen after colorectal cancer surgery?
- How can colorectal cancer surgery affect how you eat?
- What does the staging of colon cancer mean?
- When is a biopsy used in the diagnosis for colon cancer?
- What are symptoms of colon cancer that has spread to the liver?
- How is colon cancer staged?
- What problems can a flexible sigmoidoscopy cause?
- When do you need to get a flexible sigmoidoscopy?
- How is computed tomography used to evaluate colon cancer?
- How soon can you get out of bed after colorectal cancer surgery?
- When should you call your doctor after a colonoscopy?
- How can you take care of yourself if you have colon cancer with liver metastasis?
- How is a colonoscopy performed?
- What to Expect During Colorectal Cancer Surgery
- What should you do if you think you may be at risk for colorectal cancer?
- The Basics of Laparoscopic Total Abdominal Colectomy
- Colorectal Cancer Glossary of Terms
- What happens if your doctor finds colon polyps during a colonoscopy?
- Coping With Cancer
- What Is Recurrent Colorectal Cancer?
- The Basics of Laparoscopic Abdominoperineal Resection
- How can you prepare for virtual colonoscopy?
- Why Your Doctor Wants You to Get a Colonoscopy
- How is stage 0 colorectal cancer treated?
- What is virtual colonoscopy?
- How to Prepare for a Colonoscopy
- What happens during a colostomy?
- Colorectal Cancer Slideshow: Screening Tests, Stages, Symptoms, Treatments, and Risk Factors
- The Basics of Laparoscopic Fecal Diversion
- Staging Colon and Rectal Cancer
- How different is virtual colonoscopy from full colonoscopy?
- The Basics of Laparoscopic Proctosigmoidectomy
- My treatment for colon cancer is over. What should my primary care doctor know?
- My treatment for colon cancer is over. What should I know about changing doctors?
- Colorectal Cancer or GI Disorder? How to Tell the Difference
- Living Your Best With Colorectal Cancer
- Colon Cancer With Liver Metastasis
- Symptoms, Tests, and Diagnosis of Stage IV Colon Cancer
- What Is a Bowel Resection (Partial Colectomy)?
- Treatment Options for Stage IV Colon Cancer
- Guide to Colostomy Bags
- Important Facts about Flexible Sigmoidoscopy
- Tubular Adenoma
- Colonoscopy: Know all about this important procedure.
- Do you know the treatment options for colon cancer?
- Frequently Asked Questions About Colorectal Cancer
- Digital Rectal Exam
- Colorectal Cancer and Fatigue
- Caring for a Continent Ileostomy or K-Pouch
- Ease Symptoms of Colon Cancer That Spreads to Liver
- Air Contrast Barium Enema
- Colorectal Cancer Health Center Guide
- F5 Flip Testing Test Page
- Colon and Rectal Cancer: What’s the Difference?
- What Happens When Colorectal Cancer Returns
- Avastin Questions and Answers
- What happens during virtual colonoscopy?
- What are pros and cons of virtual colonoscopy?
- How will you feel after virtual colonoscopy?
- How are colon polyps treated?
- What are the symptoms of colon polyps?
- How can you prevent colon polyps?
- What causes colon polyps?
- Who is at risk of getting colorectal cancer?
- How can colorectal cancer be prevented?
- What is Lynch syndrome?
- When should you get screened for Lynch syndrome?
- What is it like living with a stoma?
- How is Lynch syndrome diagnosed?
- What are symptoms that your colorectal cancer has spread?
- When should you call a doctor about your stoma?
- What complications can happen after a colostomy?
- What causes Lynch syndrome?
- How will you know what's the best treatment for colorectal cancer?
- What is advanced, metastatic, or stage IV colorectal cancer?
- What are tips for living with Lynch syndrome?
- When can you get a temporary stoma?
- How can I find support when I'm dealing with advanced colorectal cancer?
- Are clinical trials an option if you have advanced colorectal cancer?
- Do you get surgery for advanced colorectal cancer treatment?
- What are other forms of Lynch syndrome?
- What is a stoma?
- What should you do if you have pain from advanced colorectal cancer?
- When do you need surgery to get a stoma?
- How can you empty your pouch and clean your stoma?
- What is chemotherapy for advanced colorectal cancer?
- What problems can happen if you have a stoma?
- What should I do if my stoma bleeds?
- Does aspirin help prevent colorectal cancer?
- Can diet and exercise prevent colorectal cancer?
- How soon should you get tested for colorectal cancer?
- How can I prevent colorectal cancer?
- How is colorectal cancer treated once it has spread into the body?
- What can increase your risk for colorectal cancer?
- Can my lifestyle raise the risk of colorectal cancer?
- My treatment for colon cancer is over. What should I know about follow-up care?
- My treatment for colon cancer is over. What should I know about follow-up tests?
- My treatment for colon cancer is over. When are times to call my doctor?
- What is a biopsy for colorectal cancer?
- When do doctors recommend chemotherapy for colon cancer?
- When should you contact your doctor after a biopsy for colorectal cancer?
- When should you get screened for colorectal cancer?
- How should I pick my doctor for colorectal cancer treatment?
- What will my doctor want to know when choosing the right treatment for colorectal cancer?
- What is the disadvantage of virtual colonoscopy for colorectal cancer?
- What is the difference between colorectal, colon, and rectal cancers?
- What tests are done to diagnose colon and rectal cancer?
- How soon can you get the biopsy results for colorectal cancer?
- What are the treatments for rectal cancer?
- What happens after a biopsy for colorectal cancer?
- What should you do if you have a positive result on a screening test for that is not colonoscopy?
- What are symptoms of colon and rectal cancer?
- What are treatments for colon cancer?
- What are side effects of chemotherapy for the treatment of colorectal cancer?
- How can surgery help with treating colorectal cancer?
- How can targeted treatments help with treating colorectal cancer?
- How can radiation help with treating colorectal cancer?
- How can chemotherapy help with treating colorectal cancer?
- What are side effects of chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- What is neoadjuvant chemotherapy if you have colorectal cancer?
- Where can I find a support group for people with colorectal cancer?
- What is adjuvant chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- What is palliative chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- When should I call my doctor about side effects from the treatment of colorectal cancer?
- What are the side effects from chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- How can ablation and embolization help with treating colorectal cancer?
- Ileostomy & Colostomy Reversal Surgery
- What is a stool DNA test?
- What is a FIT (Fecal Immunochemical Test)?
- How often should you get sigmoidoscopies to check for polyps?
- What are colon polyps?
- How often should you get a FOBT (Guaiac-Based Fecal Occult Blood Test) to check for polyps?
- What is a double-contrast barium enema?
- What is a sigmoidoscopy?
- How can you avoid colorectal cancer?
- What is a CT colonography?
- How do you choose a test to screen for colon polyps and colorectal cancer?
- What is a FOBT (Guaiac-Based Fecal Occult Blood Test)?
- How uncomfortable are colonoscopies?
- What’s a Port Like?
- What are possible complications of colonoscopies?
- What happens if something unusual is found during a colonoscopy?
- How long are colonoscopies?
- How should you prepare for a colonoscopy?
- Virtual Colonoscopy: What You Need to Know
- Monitoring Colon Cancer That Spreads to the Liver
- What do I need to do before a colonoscopy?
- What to Know About Colon Polyps
- Could colorectal cancer come back after treatment?
- How do you prepare for a proctoscopy?
- What is the purpose of a proctoscopy?
- What affects the odds of recurrence in colorectal cancer?
- What is a resection for colorectal cancer?
- What are the treatments for colorectal cancer?
- What happens if colorectal cancer comes back?
- How is an ileal (J) pouch done for colorectal cancer?
- What is a proctoscopy?
- How is colorectal cancer diagnosed?
- How can you screen for colorectal cancer?
- How is laparoscopic surgery done for colorectal cancer?
- How do colorectal surgeons use laparoscopy?
- What happens on the day of a proctoscopy?
- How is fecal diversion done for colorectal cancer?
- What is the benefit of a laparoscopic approach for colorectal cancer?
- How is radiation therapy used to treat colorectal cancer?
- What are the surgical options to treat colorectal cancer?
- How is a K pouch done for colorectal cancer?
- What is a local excision for colorectal cancer?
- How are stomas or ostomies done for colorectal cancer?
- What is a polypectomy for colorectal cancer?
- What can I expect after colorectal cancer treatment?
- What is laparoscopic surgery for colorectal cancer?
- What happens after a biopsy confirms colorectal cancer?
- How is surgery used to treat colorectal cancer?
- How can your race affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- How can your family history affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- How can you recover at home if you have an ileocolectomy and colectomy?
- What are different names for desmoid tumors?
- How does Avastin (bevacizumab) work?
- When should I do a colostomy irrigation?
- What happens during step 3 of an ileocolectomy and colectomy?
- What are the side effects of Avastin (bevacizumab)?
- Should you do a colostomy irrigation?
- What are angiogenesis inhibitors relative to Avastin (bevacizumab)?
- How can desmoid tumors develop?
- What are the treatment options for a desmoid tumor?
- What tests are used to diagnose desmoid tumors?
- What is Avastin (bevacizumab)?
- Why do some people get colorectal cancer?
- What happens during step 4 of an ileocolectomy and colectomy?
- What is a colostomy irrigation?
- How can your lifestyle affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- What do you need to know about desmoid tumors?
- What happens during step 2 of an ileocolectomy and colectomy?
- How can your diet affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- What is a laparoscopic ileocolectomy and right colectomy?
- How can polyps affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- How can your age affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- Does Avastin (bevacizumab) cure colon cancer?
- What are the symptoms of desmoid tumors?
- Does a person taking Avastin (bevacizumab) still need chemotherapy?
- How can your personal history affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- How may steps are there in an ileocolectomy and colectomy?
- What kinds of cancer can Avastin (bevacizumab) help?
- What happens during step 1 of an ileocolectomy and colectomy?
- How can your gender affect your risk for colorectal cancer?
- Who can get desmoid tumors?
- Can I do a colostomy irrigation?
- How often should someone change their colostomy pouch?
- What are some tips for ordering ostomy equipment?
- When should someone change their colostomy pouch?
- How should I bathe with a colostomy pouch?
- How should I travel with a colostomy pouch?
- How should I shower with a colostomy pouch?
- What are some tips for using a colostomy pouch?
- What are some tips to help with an ostomy?
- When should someone call the enterostomal therapy (ET) nurse for a colostomy?
- When should you change your colostomy pouch immediately?
- How does weight affect a colostomy pouch?
- How should I care for the stomal area?
- How do calcium and vitamin D prevent cancer?
- What are my treatment options for recurrent rectal cancer?
- What is involved in stage IV rectal cancer?
- What can I expect if I have stage III rectal cancer?
- How can diet cause colorectal cancer?
- How do phytochemicals prevent cancer?
- Is it possible to join a clinical trial to help treat my rectal cancer?
- What can I expect if I have stage II rectal cancer?
- What are some guidelines to prevent cancer?
- What's the outlook for stage IV colon cancer?
- How can a history of certain types of surgery cause colorectal cancer?
- What are my options for removing a tumor if I have rectal cancer?
- How can chemical exposure cause colorectal cancer?
- Why is nutrition important to prevent colorectal cancer?
- How will a colostomy change someone's life?
- How can lifestyle cause colorectal cancer?
- What are nonsurgical treatments for rectal cancer?
- How does fiber help prevent cancer?
- What are the survival rates for stage IV colon cancer?
- Which foods are contributors to causing colorectal cancer?
- What is the difference between familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) and hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC)?
- What are some warnings that can come with a colostomy?
- What are specific recommendations for people with a family history of familial adenomatous polyposis relative to colorectal cancer?
- Who is at high risk for colon cancer?
- What is chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- What chemotherapy drugs are used for colorectal cancer?
- What complications can happen in a colonoscopy?
- When should you call your doctor after your colonoscopy?
- When is neoadjuvant chemotherapy used for colorectal cancer?
- What are the side effects of chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- What happens when doctors find something unusual during a colonoscopy?
- What happens after your colonoscopy?
- How do I prepare for a colonoscopy?
- How long does a colonoscopy take?
- What is the familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) gene?
- What is familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) syndrome?
- What are specific recommendations for people with a family history of hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer?
- How is hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) diagnosed?
- When is adjuvant chemotherapy used for colorectal cancer?
- What should you do if you are experiencing side effects from chemotherapy for colorectal cancer?
- What do you need to do before a colonoscopy?
- What does a colonoscopy do?
- What is hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC)?
- What are other forms of inherited colorectal cancer?
- What is the relationship between Ashkenazi Jews and colorectal cancer?
- When do you need to take antibiotics before a colonoscopy?
- What are specific recommendations for people with a family history of colorectal cancer?
- What are specific recommendations for people who have had surgery for colorectal cancer?
- What should you know about inherited colorectal cancer?
- What should you do if you suspect you have hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC)?
- When is palliative chemotherapy used for colorectal cancer?
- What are specific recommendations for people with inflammatory bowel disease relative to colorectal cancer?
- How do antioxidants work to prevent cancer?
- What do the side effects of chemotherapy for colorectal cancer depend on?
- How does folic acid prevent cancer?
- What are free radicals that cause cancer?
- How do you prepare for a colonoscopy?
- What happens during a colonoscopy?
- When does the risk for colorectal cancer increase?
- How can radiation cause colorectal cancer?
- How common is colorectal cancer?
- How can other diseases cause colorectal cancer?
- What are some symptoms of colorectal cancer?
- How can heredity cause colorectal cancer?
- What is a colostomy?
- What are some symptoms of tumor growth of colorectal cancer?
- Is there a cure for colorectal cancer?
- How can a history of colon cancer cause colorectal cancer?
- How is stage IV colon cancer treated?
- What does palliative care for stage IV colon cancer entail?
- How can clinical trials help with stage IV colon cancer?
- What is involved in stage I rectal cancer?
- What does it mean if my rectal cancer has recurred?
- Will surgery treat my rectal cancer?
- What is involved in stage 0 rectal cancer?
- How does the body fight free radicals to prevent cancer?
- How can hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer cause colorectal cancer?
- What family history can lead to colorectal cancer?
- What is the purpose of a colostomy?
- What are some tips to get the best outcome from stage IV colon cancer?
- What happens after your treatment for stage IV colon cancer?
- What should you do if your stage IV colon cancer comes back?
- When should you call your doctor about colorectal cancer?
- What exams are used to diagnose colorectal cancer?
- What are the general colorectal cancer screening recommendations?
- How do you know if you have colorectal cancer?
- What are the risk factors for colorectal cancer?
- How can you prevent colorectal cancer?
- How can you get colorectal cancer?
- How are adenomatous colon polyps treated?
- What are early signs of colorectal cancer?
- What tests are used to detect colorectal cancer?
- What is a colonoscopy like?
- How is familial adenomatous polyposis managed?
- How can adenomatous polyps lead to colorectal cancer?
- What is a colonoscopy?
- Can you have a bad reaction to anesthesia in a colonoscopy?
- Is a colonoscopy safe?
- What does stage IV colorectal cancer mean?
- What is the most common side effect of a colonoscopy?
- How is surgery used to treat stage IV colorectal cancer?
- What is a fecal occult blood test?
- When should you not take a fecal occult blood test?
- What does stage III colorectal cancer mean?
- What do the fecal occult blood test results mean?
- How can inflammatory bowel disease related to colorectal cancer be treated?
- How are clinical trials used to treat stage IV colorectal cancer?
- How is stage III colorectal cancer treated?
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