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Carcinoma in situ

2024-06-25 02:41:13
Sir, is carcinoma in situ of colorectal completely curable , what is the chance of recurrence rate, how can it be prevented from recurrence. Please advice.
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Minimal risk of recurrence Only regular follow up is required

Answered2024-06-26 11:19:34

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Hi     Carcinoma in situ of any organ is highly curable. Recurrence rate is very minimal such that you don't need even chemotherapy as after surgery but just be on follow up with ur doctor

Answered2024-06-25 02:48:30

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