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Prognosis in Rectal Cancer Patients With and Without IBD is Time-Dependent

In this MEDtalk, Erik Lundquist presents not yet published data on treatment and survival in patients with stage one, two, and three rectal cancer in patients with and without inflammatory bowel disease. It showed that the prognosis in rectal cancer patients with and without IBD varied over time.
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