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Anal- und Rektumtumoren

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Anorektale maligne Tumoren stellen etwa 25% aller malignen gastrointestinalen Neoplasien [17]. Dabei steht das Rektumkarzinom weit im Vordergrund. Die Relation Rektum-/ Analkarzinom (Analkanal und perianale Region) beträgt etwa 10 : 1.

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