Optimal oncologic treatment of rectal cancer in patients over 75 years old: Results of a strategy based on oncogeriatric evaluation

Few data are available on the management of elderly rectal cancer patients, and especially on the ability to provide optimal oncological treatment. The aim of this study was to determine the feasibility and results of multimodality treatment for rectal cancer in patients 75years and older after simp...

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Published in:Journal of visceral surgery 2018-02, Vol.155 (1), p.17-25
Main Authors: Suhool, A, Moszkowicz, D, Cudennec, T, Vychnevskaia, K, Malafosse, R, Beauchet, A, Julié, C, Peschaud, F
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