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|Articles|September 18, 2018
Got Colon Cancer? Get Your Tumor Tested
Author(s)Thomas K. Weber, M.D., FACS
Tumor testing can lead to different treatment choices and better outcomes.
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Testing all cases of colon cancer for the presence of
Testing patients for biomarkers such as MSI status and Lynch syndrome can have treatment implications that ultimately lead to improved outcomes
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