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Implications pratiques
Le bilan obligatoire inclut la colonoscopie totale et un CT-scan
thoraco-abdomino-pelvien. IRM hépatique et PET sont indi-
qués pour les patients ayant des métastases potentiellement
réséquables
Chaque cas devrait être discuté en colloque multidisciplinaire
réunissant chirurgiens, radiologues, radiothérapeutes et
oncologues
Le traitement se choisit en fonction des buts thérapeutiques
recherchés (taux de réponse maximale, survie globale, qualité
de vie)
La réponse au traitement doit êtrerégulièrement évaluée et
les résultats discutés lors d’un colloque multidisciplinaire
Sans métastasectomie(s), les chances d’une survie à long
terme restent faibles
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etJean Bauer
PrSerge Leyvraz
Centre pluridisciplinaire d’oncologie
Drs Nermin Halkic et Nicolas Demartines
Service de chirurgie viscérale
DrMahmut Ozsahin
Service de radio-oncologie
Dr Alban Denys
Service de radiologie
CHUV, 1011 Lausanne
DrAlexander Röth
Service d’hémato-oncologie
CHU Essen (Allemagne)
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