DEMOGRAPHIC, CLINICAL, BIOCHEMICAL, PERIOPERATIVE ASPECTS IN COLORECTAL CANCER PATIENTS, 2002-2014
DEMOGRAPHIC, CLINICAL, BIOCHEMICAL, PERIOPERATIVE ASPECTS IN COLORECTAL CANCER PATIENTS, 2002-2014

Summary/Abstract: BACKGOUND AND AIMS: COLORECTAL CANCER (CRC) IS A NEOPLASM WITH INCREASING INCIDENCE IN THE LAST 20 YEARS, WITH IMPROVED OPERABILITY RATES, PERIOPERATIVE MORTALITY AND HIGHER SURVIVAL RATES, BUT WITH THE PERCENTAGE OF RECURRENCE OF THE DISEASE NOT IMPROVED DURING THE LAST 2 DECADES. THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO EVALUATE PATIENTS WITH COLORECTAL TUMORS HOSPITALIZED, INVESTIGATED AND OPERATED DURING 13 YEARS, IN A SINGLE CENTER AND TO OBSERVE THEIR EVOLUTION. PATIENTS WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF CRC HOSPITALIZED IN DR. I. CANTACUZINO HOSPITAL BETWEEN 2002-2014 WERE EVALUATED ON THE BASIS CLINICAL, BIOLOGICAL, ANATOMOPATHOLOGICAL DATA OBTAINED FROM PATIENTS SHEET AND ELECTRONIC DATABASE.

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