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Can a aortocaval node be cured / treated which has metastases it's 10 mm in size in a colon cancer pt where primary is removed
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Yes: In removing what is considered a solitary metastatic focus and in particular a lymph node, one must make sure the lesion is solitary. A PET/CAT scan will resolve this issue and if solitary should be removed by surgical resection. If other sites noted then chemo followed by surgery should be performed.
Answered 1/6/2015
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