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For locally advanced rectal cancer, will the recent update of RAPIDO lead you to change your practice when approaching TNT?

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Radiation Oncology · Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

We prefer long course chemoradiation followed by consolidation with FOLFOX and non-operative management based on the OPRA trial, which reported 60% versus 40% using this sequence versus initial chemotherapy.

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Radiation Oncology · Mayo Clinic School of Medicine

There are a number of subtleties regarding risk factors and their association with competing risks of distant vs locoregional relapse that influence my decision-making regarding short vs long course and in some capacity, sequence of therapies. I do use short course quite frequently (~60% I’d estimat...

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