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- FIG. 1
Disease-specific survival for all 191 patients with adenocarcinoma of the rectum who underwent resection followed by chemoradiotherapy for cure. At 5 years the rate was 60%.
- FIG. 2
Disease-specific survival in the 191 patients was significantly affected by tumour stage (p < 0.02). TNM classification.
- FIG. 3
Disease-specific survival for the 191 patients was significantly affected by nodal status (p < 0.001). TNM classification.
- FIG. 4
Disease-specific survival in the 191 patients was significantly affected by type of surgical procedure (p < 0.04). AR = anterior resection. APR = abdominoperineal resection. Hartmann = Hartmann’s resection.
- FIG. 5
Disease-spectific survival is significantly affected by the presence of residual disease (p < 0.02). Macro = macroscopic residual disease, Micro = microscopic residual disease, None = no residual disease.
- FIG. 6
Disease-specific survival in the 191 patients making up the study was significantly affected by pelvic recurrence (p < 0.001).
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Dukes’ stage No. of tumours Stage B 64 T3N0 62 T4N0 2 Stage C 127 T1N1 2 T2N1–3 19 T3N1–3 100 T4N1–3 6
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