Metachronous metastasis- and survival-analysis show prognostic importance of lymphadenectomy for colon carcinomas
@article{Laubert2012MetachronousMA, title={Metachronous metastasis- and survival-analysis show prognostic importance of lymphadenectomy for colon carcinomas}, author={Tilman Laubert and Jens K. Habermann and Claudia Hemmelmann and Markus Kleemann and Elisabeth Oevermann and Ralf Bouchard and Philipp Hildebrand and Thomas Jungbluth and Conny Georg B{\"u}rk and Hamed Esnaashari and Erik Schl{\"o}ricke and M. Hoffmann and Andreas Ziegler and Hans Peter Bruch and Uwe Johannes Roblick}, journal={BMC Gastroenterology}, year={2012}, volume={12}, pages={24 - 24} }
BackgroundLymphadenectomy is performed to assess patient prognosis and to prevent metastasizing. Recently, it was questioned whether lymph node metastases were capable of metastasizing and therefore, if lymphadenectomy was still adequate. We evaluated whether the nodal status impacts on the occurrence of distant metastases by analyzing a highly selected cohort of colon cancer patients.Methods1,395 patients underwent surgery exclusively for colon cancer at the University of Lübeck between 01…
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