Primary care for survivors of colorectal cancer
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- DOI: 10.1097/01.JAA.0000547743.54815.a0
Primary care for survivors of colorectal cancer
Abstract
Colorectal cancer survivorship has risen in recent years because of earlier detection and advances in treatment. Primary care providers (PCPs) may see more of these patients in their daily practices. This article discusses some of the most common issues patients face after completing treatment for colorectal cancer and describes how PCPs can help.
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