Neither FDG-PET Nor CT Can Distinguish Between a Pathological Complete Response and an Incomplete Response After Neoadjuvant Chemoradiation in Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer

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More disappointing results re PET scans. Hard to think of a situation where they actually help pts. @AnnalsofSurgery http://t.co/yrykGgJUmw

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New Article: Neither FDG-PET Nor CT Can Distinguish Between a Pathological Complete Response and an Incomplete... http://t.co/D4h8Q13iHl

New Article: Neither FDG-PET Nor CT Can Distinguish Between a Pathological Complete Response and an Incomplete... http://t.co/D4h8Q13iHl

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