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Salvage R0 Resection on Post-Recurrence Survival After Pulmonary Metastasectomy for Colorectal Cancer: A Multicenter Retrospective Study.

S. Hashimoto T. Tominaga T. Shiraishi Keisuke Noda Mariko Yamashita Hiroki Katayama Yuma Takamura S. Mizoguchi Tomohiro Obata D. Taniguchi R. Doi K. Shimoyama T. Miyazaki M. Hisanaga Mitsutoshi Ishii R. Ono Takaaki Nakatsukasa Ryoichiro Kamohara Masato Araki Y. Sumida Akihiro Nakamura T. Nonaka K. Matsumoto
Sep 2026 · Annals of Surgical Oncology · 0 citations · 21 references
Medicine

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Achieving salvage R0 resection provides a significant survival benefit comparable to repeat hepatectomy outcomes, and aggressive local intervention aimed at R0 resection should be considered a key therapeutic strategy.

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