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The ‘Watch-and-Wait’ Approach for Rectal Cancer: Are Outcomes Improved With More Limited T Stage and Routine Use of MRI for Staging?

BySuzanne Russo, MD,A. William Blackstock, Jr, MD
October 15th 2013

We also propose that limiting the watch-and-wait strategy to patients with T1/T2N0 rectal cancer and using adequate T staging with MRI will result in improvements in local control and patient outcomes.

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