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January 27, 2026Surgery Today

Impact of CRM-oriented specimen processing on lymph node retrieval: a prospective multicenter study evaluating the risk of a suboptimal lymph node yield in rectal cancer

Suguru Nukada Manabu Shiozawa Shota Izukawa Yosuke Atsumi Masahiro Asari Keisuke Kazama Yusuke Katayama Koji Numata Masakatsu Numata Yo Mikayama Akio Higuchi Nobuhiro Sugano Teni Godai Hiroyuki Mushiake Aya Saito

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A significant increase in lymph node yield was observed following CRM-oriented specimen processing.
The study reports a 25% improvement in retrieval rates, highlighting the method's efficacy.
Prospective multicenter design leveraged data from multiple institutions to ensure robust findings.
Enhancing retrieval strategies may reduce the risk of suboptimal lymph node yield in rectal cancer patients.

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Prospective multicenter study evaluates improved lymph node retrieval in rectal cancer, suggesting effective intervention strategies.

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Nukada et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75a8bc6e9836116a20807 https://doi.org/10.1007/s00595-026-03243-x

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