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This research aims to explore how various pathological factors affect survival rates over five years following radical resection for bowel and rectal carcinoma.

October 1, 1947Annals of SurgeryOpen Access

A Consideration of Pathological Factors Influencing Five Year Survival in Radical Resection of the Large Bowel and Rectum for Carcinoma

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RGR. K. GILCHRISTRush University Medical Center VDVernon C. DavidUniversity of Illinois Chicago

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Observational study examines five year survival influenced by pathological factors in large bowel and rectal carcinoma, suggesting significant implications for surgical outcomes.

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This research aims to explore how various pathological factors affect survival rates over five years following radical resection for bowel and rectal carcinoma.
Observational study conducted at Presbyterian Hospital and College of Medicine, University of Illinois.
Focus on patients undergoing radical resection for large bowel and rectum carcinoma.
Analysis of pathological factors in relation to five year survival outcomes.
Pathological factors significantly correlated with five year survival rates.
Identified factors may guide clinical practices and improve patient outcomes.

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GILCHRIST et al. (1947) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a72f8d464272606b331e0f5 https://doi.org/10.1097/00000658-194710000-00004

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Observational study examines five year survival influenced by pathological factors in large bowel and rectal carcinoma, suggesting significant implications for surgical outcomes.

A Consideration of Pathological Factors Influencing Five Year Survival in Radical Resection of the Large Bowel and Rectum for Carcinoma

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A Consideration of Pathological Factors Influencing Five Year Survival in Radical Resection of the Large Bowel and Rectum for Carcinoma

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