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Femke Boersma

A FREE RESECTION MARGIN LESS THAN 1 MM AFTER LOCAL RESECTION OF T1 CRC IS ASSOCIATED WITH A LOW RISK OF DISEASE RECURRENCE
A FREE RESECTION MARGIN LESS THAN 1 MM AFTER LOCAL RESECTION OF T1 CRC IS ASSOCIATED WITH A LOW RISK OF DISEASE RECURRENCE

Femke Boersma  et al.

HIGH-GRADE TUMOR BUDDING INSTEAD OF > 1 MM FREE RESECTION MARGINS IMPORTANT FOR CANCER RECURRENCE AFTER LOCAL EXCISION OF T1 COLORECTAL CANCER
HIGH-GRADE TUMOR BUDDING INSTEAD OF > 1 MM FREE RESECTION MARGINS IMPORTANT FOR CANCER RECURRENCE AFTER LOCAL EXCISION OF T1 COLORECTAL CANCER

Femke Boersma  et al.

SURVEILLANCE WITH SALVAGE SURGERY AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO COMPLETION SURGERY AFTER LOCAL EXCISION OF A T1 CRC WITH HISTOLOGICAL RISK FACTORS
SURVEILLANCE WITH SALVAGE SURGERY AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO COMPLETION SURGERY AFTER LOCAL EXCISION OF A T1 CRC WITH HISTOLOGICAL RISK FACTORS

Femke Boersma  et al.

A STRATEGY OF LOCAL FULL-THICKNESS SCAR RESECTION FOLLOWING R1/RX EXCISED T1 COLORECTAL CANCER SHOWS SIMILAR METASTASIS-FREE AND OVERALL SURVIVAL AS COMPARED TO COMPLETION SURGERY
A STRATEGY OF LOCAL FULL-THICKNESS SCAR RESECTION FOLLOWING R1/RX EXCISED T1 COLORECTAL CANCER SHOWS SIMILAR METASTASIS-FREE AND OVERALL SURVIVAL AS COMPARED TO COMPLETION SURGERY

Femke Boersma  et al.

ADJUVANT FULL-THICKNESS RESECTION AFTER ENDOSCOPICALLY REMOVED T1 COLORECTAL CARCINOMA WITH UNCERTAIN RADICALITY BUT WITHOUT OTHER RISK FACTORS FOR LYMPH NODE METASTASIS: IS IT ONCOLOGICALLY SAFE?
ADJUVANT FULL-THICKNESS RESECTION AFTER ENDOSCOPICALLY REMOVED T1 COLORECTAL CARCINOMA WITH UNCERTAIN RADICALITY BUT WITHOUT OTHER RISK FACTORS FOR LYMPH NODE METASTASIS: IS IT ONCOLOGICALLY SAFE?

Femke Boersma  et al.

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OPTICAL MODEL INCREASES SENSITIVITY OF REAL-TIME OPTICAL DIAGNOSIS AND R0-RESECTION RATES OF NON-PEDUNCULATED T1 COLORECTAL CARCINOMAS: A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY (OPTICAL II)
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OPTICAL MODEL INCREASES SENSITIVITY OF REAL-TIME OPTICAL DIAGNOSIS AND R0-RESECTION RATES OF NON-PEDUNCULATED T1 COLORECTAL CARCINOMAS: A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY (OPTICAL II)

Femke Boersma  et al.

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