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Surgery for colorectal cancerSurgery involves removal of the primary tumor together with a margin on either side, plus local lymph nodes. The two ends of the bowel are then reconnected. Where this is not possible the patient is likely to have a colostomy. Some patients have a temporary colostomy to allow wound healing. |
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