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Metastatic carcinoma to descending colon

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Management

The article emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary team approach, utilizing the palliative triangle model for effective communication and cooperation in treating complications from advanced malignancies, including metastatic carcinoma [PMID:19186229].

Guidelines for selecting patients who may benefit from palliative surgical interventions are discussed, grounded in current outcomes data to inform critical decision-making processes [PMID:19186229].

Prognosis & Follow-up

The paper outlines methods for defining and measuring success in palliative surgical interventions, crucial for assessing prognosis and guiding follow-up care for patients with metastatic carcinoma [PMID:19186229].

References

1 Thomay AA, Jaques DP, Miner TJ. Surgical palliation: getting back to our roots. The Surgical clinics of North America 2009. link

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Original source

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    Surgical palliation: getting back to our roots.Thomay AA, Jaques DP, Miner TJ The Surgical clinics of North America (2009)

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