Development of a Prognostic Model for Stage IV Colorectal Cancer Using Metastatic Patterns

We created a practical prediction model for stage IV colorectal cancer that can be applied at the time of diagnosis, using only metastatic patterns. Further external validation studies are required to ensure the accuracy of this model.

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Anticancer Research
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.21873/anticanres.17422
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Colorectal Cancer Treatments and Studies
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Development of a Prognostic Model for Stage IV Colorectal Cancer Using Metastatic Patterns

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Development of a Prognostic Model for Stage IV Colorectal Cancer Using Metastatic Patterns

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We created a practical prediction model for stage IV colorectal cancer that can be applied at the time of diagnosis, using only metastatic patterns. Further external validation studies are required to ensure the accuracy of this model.

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Fukushima Medical University (JP), Nagoya University Hospital (JP), Southern Tohoku General Hospital (JP)
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