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ORIGINAL ARTICLES: Colorectal Cancer

Age-related systemic treatment and survival of patients with metachronous metastases from colorectal cancer

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Pages 1443-1449 | Received 27 May 2016, Accepted 06 Aug 2016, Published online: 01 Sep 2016

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Table 1. Patient and tumor characteristics of the total study population of patients with metachronous metastases from primary resected stage I–III CRC treated with palliative systemic therapy (n = 385).

Figure 1. First-line chemotherapeutic regimens according to age at time of diagnosis of metachronous metastases (n = 385).

Figure 1. First-line chemotherapeutic regimens according to age at time of diagnosis of metachronous metastases (n = 385).

Table 2. Palliative systemic treatment of metachronous metastases from primary resected CRC, according to age at diagnosis of metastatic disease (n = 385).

Figure 2. Proportion of patients receiving second and further lines of systemic treatment (a), according to age at time of diagnosis of metachronous metastases (b) (n = 385).

Figure 2. Proportion of patients receiving second and further lines of systemic treatment (a), according to age at time of diagnosis of metachronous metastases (b) (n = 385).

Table 3. Predictors of treatment with second-line treatment and exposure to all three available cytotoxic agents, adjusted for all factors listed (n = 385).

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