2018
DOI: 10.1136/esmoopen-2018-eacr25.364
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PO-334 Distribution of copy number alterations defines clonal populations involved in the evolutionary transition from adenoma-to-carcinoma in colorectal cancer

Abstract: screening. DCIS is usually treated by surgery combined with radiotherapy, which can have a large impact on the life of patients. However, there is little to no evidence that treatment of low and intermediate grade DCIS reduces mortality, while women diagnosed with DCIS do perceive their risk of dying the same as patients with invasive disease. To reduce the negative perception and the overtreatment of DCIS, but assure proper treatment for high risk DCIS, it is critical to understand the progression of DCIS and… Show more

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