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lógico de la lesión. La decisión nal deberá ser consensuada
con el paciente cuando haya tenido una comprensión cabal y
meditada de la propuesta del equipo tratante. Cuando se re-
nuncia a una cirugía radical, se recomienda un seguimiento
con intervalos frecuentes que incluya control clínico, endos-
copía y estudios por imágenes.
Las estrategias actualmente empleadas en el tratamiento con-
servador del cáncer de recto son prometedoras pero se las
debe ofrecer a los pacientes en el entorno de un ensayo clíni-
co con registro riguroso y seguro. La calidad de la evidencia
hasta la fecha es insuciente para reemplazar el actual trata-
miento estándar.
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