Results: 427 cases of CRC with a mean age at diagnosis of 55.47±12.85 years, out of which
96% were resected. Stage II was predominant at presentation, followed by both stage III and
IV, with the remainder being stage I. One hundred patients had distant metastases, of which
the liver was the only location in 54 patients. Mean survival was 3.0 years. Overall survival
rates for CRC patients with liver metastases who underwent resection were 30% at 2 years
and 17% at 5 years, and the mean survival rate was 1.4 years. Conclusions: Both the mean …