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250 characters: 55F with R-sided tumour. Initial biopsies benign. MDT advised repeat biopsies, but before these she presented with obstruction. R hemicolectomy found peritoneal deposits. Histology: adenocarcinoma, R1 resection. What’s the best way forward?
Palliative chemo13.5%
Further surg wider mrg13.5%
Colonoscopy8.1%
HIPEC referral64.9%
37 votesFinal results