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Nomogram basing pre-treatment parameters predicting early response for locally advanced rectal cancer with neoadjuvant chemotherapy alone: a subgroup efficacy analysis of FOWARC study.

Jianwei Zhang | Yue Cai | Huabin Hu | Ping Lan | Lei Wang | Meijin Huang | Liang Kang | Xiaojian Wu | Hui Wang | Jiayu Ling | Jian Xiao | Jianping Wang | Yanhong Deng
Oncotarget | 2016

To develop an accurate model with pre-treatment parameters to predict tumor regression and down-staging in locally advanced rectal cancer patients, basing the cohort of preoperative chemotherapy alone in FOWARC study.

Pubmed ID: 26646794

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