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How would you treat a patient with rectal cancer with a solitary lung metastasis, who now has no evidence of disease after total neoadjuvant therapy followed by rectal surgery and resection of the solitary metastasis?

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Radiation Oncology · Mayo Clinic School of Medicine

Surveillance! Assuming this patient received “complete” total neoadjuvant therapy with at least 3-4 months of systemic therapy, preoperative radiotherapy to the pelvis and curative intent operations to the pelvis and lung with no evidence of residual disease on post-op imaging- this is the early out...

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How would you treat a patient with rectal cancer with a solitary lung metastasis, who now has no evidence of disease after total neoadjuvant therapy followed by rectal surgery and resection of the solitary metastasis? | Mednet