… a new surgical approach to treat low rectal cancer. In this propensity score-matching analysis,
we … of TaTME versus conventional lapTME, specifically for MRI-defined low rectal cancers. …

… This study presented a retrospective single center experience in rectal cancer proctectomy
for high operative risk patients. High operative risk patient was defined as Cr-POSSUM > 5% …

… propensity scores before and after propensity score analysis: Each circle presents one patient.
The distribution of the propensity scores … The propensity scores for patients who could not …

… this retrospective propensity score matching analysis to compare the robotic NOSES with
the traditional laparoscopic low anterior resection (LAR) for middle and low rectal cancer, and …

… Patients with pathologically diagnosed and previously untreated rectal cancer in our
hospital from January 1st 2007 to March 31st 2014 were initially considered. Those who had …

… The intention of the propensity score matching method was to control for these comorbid …
of colon resection for colon cancer and rectal resection for rectal cancer, respectively, as …

… of stage I–III rectal cancer are not associated with worse overall and disease-free survival
after risk-adjusting in multivariable Cox proportional and propensity score analyses. Blood …

… locally advanced rectal cancer (cT3–4 or N+) at the National Cancer Center in Korea. The
patient eligibility for this study was histologically confirmed adenocarcinoma of the rectum with …

… and without low rectal cancer. Results showed that for patients with low rectal cancer, better
… was not observed in patients with mid-to-upper rectal cancer (Figure 4). In univariable and …

… From 1990 to 2016, there was a significant change in rectal cancer … rectal cancer patients,
with an age-adjusted APC of 5.35 and 3.83, respectively (P<0.05). After propensity score …