Surgeon specialty is associated with outcome in rectal cancer treatment

Keyphrases

• Before Surgery 33%
• Chemotherapy 16%
• Colon Surgery 16%
• Colorectal Surgeons 66%
• Colorectal Surgery 16%
• Consecutive Patients 16%
• Cox Proportional Hazards 33%
• Curative Treatment 16%
• Disease-free Survival 66%
• Distant Metastasis 16%
• External Beam Radiotherapy 33%
• Fisher's Exact Test 16%
• Local Control 33%
• Local Control Rate 33%
• Local Recurrence 16%
• Multivariate Analysis 16%
• Neoadjuvant 33%
• Non-colorectal 66%
• Pathological Stage 33%
• Pelvic Recurrence 16%
• Postoperative Radiotherapy 16%
• Preoperative Chemotherapy 33%
• Proctectomy 33%
• Proximal Location 16%
• Radiation Dose 16%
• Radiation Oncology 16%
• Radiation Use 16%
• Rectal Adenocarcinoma 33%
• Rectal Cancer Treatment 100%
• Specialist Training 16%
• Sphincter Preservation 16%
• Surgeon Experience 100%
• Surgeons 100%
• Tumor 16%
• Two-tailed 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adenocarcinoma 16%
• Cancer Therapy 100%
• Colon Surgery 8%
• Disease Free Survival 33%
• Division 8%
• External Beam Radiotherapy 16%
• Fisher Exact Test 8%
• Metastatic Carcinoma 8%
• Multivariate Analysis 8%
• Neoplasm 8%
• Pelvis 8%
• Population Research 8%
• Preoperative Chemotherapy 8%
• Preoperative Radiotherapy 8%
• Radiation Oncology 8%
• Rectum Cancer 100%
• Rectum Resection 16%
• Rectum Surgery 8%
• Recurrent Disease 16%
• Sphincter 8%
• Surgeon 100%