Local full-thickness excision for sessile adenoma and cT1-2 rectal cancer: long-term oncological outcome - Takeaways - MDSpire

Local full-thickness excision for sessile adenoma and cT1-2 rectal cancer: long-term oncological outcome

  • By

  • Maria A. Gascon

  • Vicente Aguilella

  • Tomas Martinez

  • Luigi Antinolfi

  • Javier Valencia

  • Jose M. Ramírez

  • June 22, 2022

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    Local full-thickness excision is effective for treating sessile adenomas and early rectal cancer, reducing the incidence of carcinomas.

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    Transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) offers technical advantages over traditional methods, leading to lower recurrence rates in rectal cancer.

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    The study included patients with benign adenomas unsuitable for endoscopic resection and stage I low-risk rectal cancer for local surgery.

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    Patients with high-risk rectal cancer were offered adjuvant radiotherapy or salvage surgery based on informed consent and shared decision-making.

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    Long-term follow-up protocols included regular examinations and imaging to monitor for recurrence and assess oncological outcomes.

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Local full-thickness excision for sessile adenoma and cT1-2 rectal cancer: long-term oncological outcome

  • by Maria A. Gascon, Vicente Aguilella, Tomas Martinez, Luigi Antinolfi, Javier Valencia, Jose M. Ramírez

  • June 22, 2022

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