What is the standard chemotherapy for colorectal cancer patients with resectable liver metastases?
For many years patients with colorectal cancer and isolated, liver-confined or lung-confined distant metastases have been known to have a substantial chance of long-term survival after surgical metastatectomy. As such, one might want to include this population of patients in adjuvant chemotherapy studies, particularly given their favorable long-term prognosis, which lies somewhere between that observed for patients with stage IIIB–IIIC disease.1
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