Background the purpose of study was to evaluate the impact of age on outcomes in
colorectal cancer surgery. Methods patients on hospital database treated for colorectal …

Background As the world population is progressively ageing, more and more elderly
patients will require cancer surgery. Although curative surgery is the treatment of choice for …

Background Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a major source of morbidity and mortality in the
elderly population and surgery is often the only definitive management option. The suitability …

Objective The aim of the study was to evaluate the changing influence of age on the
outcomes of colorectal cancer surgery in a retrospective trend analysis. Methods Data on …

Background The incidence of colorectal cancer rises disproportionally in aging persons.
With a shift towards higher population age in general, an increasing number of older …

Aim Colorectal cancer's (CRC) incidence occupies the second place among malignant
tumours in men and the third place in women. The aging of the population raises new …

AIM: To analyze the correlation between preexisting comorbidity and other
clinicopathological features, short-term surgical outcome and long-term survival in elderly …

Background Age is one of the causes behind the undertreatment of elderly colorectal cancer
patients. The increase of mortality among elderly colorectal cancer (CRC) patients is due to …

Background Increased life expectancy has led to elevating the mean age of the patients at
the time of diagnosis of colon cancer and subsequent treatment. Differences in complication …

The risks and benefits of surgery for colorectal cancer in old patients have not been
unequivocally defined. The present investigation was carried out in 309 hospitals as a …