Characteristics of recurrence and surveillance tools after curative resection for colorectal cancer: A multicenter study
Authors:
- Hirotoshi KobayashiHKHirotoshi Kobayashi
- Hidetaka MochizukiHMHidetaka Mochizuki
- Kenichi SugiharaKSKenichi Sugihara
- Takayuki MoritaTMTakayuki Morita
- Kenjiro KotakeKKKenjiro Kotake
- Tatsuo TeramotoTTTatsuo Teramoto
- Shingo KameokaSKShingo Kameoka
- Yukio SaitoYSYukio Saito
- Keiichi TakahashiKTKeiichi Takahashi
- Kazuo HaseKHKazuo Hase
- Masatoshi OyaMOMasatoshi Oya
- Koutarou MaedaKMKoutarou Maeda
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