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Treatment of colorectal cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa: Results from a prospective Nigerian hospital registry.

Avinash SharmaOlusegun I AlatiseAdewale O AdisaOlukayode A ArowoloOlalekan OlasehindeOlusola C FamurewaAdeleye D OmisoreA O KomolafeO OlaofeAba I KatungAyoola D IbikunleAyoola A EgberongbeSamuel A OlatokeS O AgodirinA O AdesiyunAdemola AdeyeyeK IbrahimO A KolawoleO L IdrisM O AdejumobiAdebowale I AjayiAkinwumi O OlakanmiJeremy C ConstableKen SeierMithat GonenMurray F BrennanThomas Peter Kingham
Published in: Journal of surgical oncology (2019)
A number of patients were unable to receive the recommended treatment, reflecting some of the burden of untreated CRC in the region. Receiving the recommended treatment was associated with a significant difference in outcome. Improved healthcare financing, literacy, training, access, and a better understanding of tumor biology will be necessary to address this discrepancy.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • end stage renal disease
  • chronic kidney disease
  • emergency department
  • newly diagnosed
  • combination therapy
  • prognostic factors
  • peritoneal dialysis
  • risk factors