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Distance of lymph nodes from the tumor: An important feature in colorectal cancer specimens

* Context.-The nodal stage of colorectal cancers is prognostically important. Most current staging guidelines concentrate on the minimum number of evaluated lymph nodes required for an adequate node-negative stage.

Objective.-To evaluate the distance of the lymph nodes from the primary tumors as a possible qualitative feature that could help pathologists select between these nodes.

Design.-Prospective analysis of 100 colorectal carcinoma specimens.

Setting.-Department of Pathology of a medium-sized teaching hospital.

Patients.-Consecutive patients with colorectal cancer. Interventions.-Nodes abluminal from the tumor and the adjacent bowel segments were recovered in 4 fractions (A ...

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