PET Scans Lead To Treatment Changes In Majority Of Colorectal Cancer Patients

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PET Scans Lead To Treatment Changes In Majority Of Colorectal Cancer Patients - 02-09-2008, 09:20 AM

In the largest multi-institutional study to date examining the impact of positron emission tomography in changing disease management of individuals with suspected recurrent colorectal cancer, researchers found that treatment plans were changed for more than half of patients, according to an article in the Journal of Nuclear Medicine.

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