Aggressive Treatment of Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Increases Survival: A Scandinavian Single-Center Experience
Figure 1
Overall and disease-free survivals of colorectal cancer patients following liver resection of primary or recurring metastasis. (a) The Kaplan-Meier plots showing overall (full line) and disease-free (dashed line) survivals in the total population and after the first, second, and third resections. +: censored cases. (b) Survival after a second resection of colorectal metastases at different locations (67 procedures in 65 patients; one patient resected for liver and lung; one patient resected for liver and lymph recurrent disease), data presented as in (a).
