2018•Journal of CancerOpen access

Tumor deposit is an independent prognostic indicator in patients who underwent radical resection for colorectal cancer

Shiva Basnet, Qifeng Lou, Nan Liu, Ramesh Rana, Abilasha Shah, Mamata Khadka, Hemanshu Warrier, Shushil Sigdel, Sunil K. Sharma Dhakal, Anita Devkota, Roshan Mishra, Ganga Prasad Sapkota, Liang Zheng, Haiyan Ge

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We have shown that TDs are not equal to lymph node metastasis with respect to biology and outcome. Tumor deposits are an independent adverse prognostic factor in CRC patient who have undergone radical resection.

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We have shown that TDs are not equal to lymph node metastasis with respect to biology and outcome. Tumor deposits are an independent adverse prognostic factor in CRC patient who have undergone radical resection.

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We have shown that TDs are not equal to lymph node metastasis with respect to biology and outcome. Tumor deposits are an independent adverse prognostic factor in CRC patient who have undergone radical resection.

Key concepts: Medicine, Colorectal cancer, Internal medicine, Stage (stratigraphy), Oncology, Proportional hazards model, Primary tumor, Multivariate analysis

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