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Is there a benefit to adjuvant chemotherapy for patients with a solitary liver metastasis from previously treated colorectal cancer?

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Medical Oncology · Duke University School of Medicine

I know this question was asked last year, but for the record: Mark makes some great points above, but I respectfully disagree on using irinotecan in the post-met/micrometastatic setting. I don't feel the Ychou study provides enough support for this practice since there was no significant improvement...

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Medical Oncology · Intermountain Medical Center

For patients who undergo surgery for liver metastasis/oligometastases, adjuvant therapy is typically recommended. When synchronous metastases are resected at the same time as the primary lesion, oxaliplatin-based regimens should be adminstered with attenuated expectation of the DFS and OS benefits s...

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