Abstract
Incidence of rectal cancer and disease at younger age is increasing. Unlike colon cancer, only age and gender are the strong associated risk factors of rectal cancer. Surgical resection remains main stay of treatment for rectal carcinoma which appears to be inadequate in case of LARC (stage II/III) necessitating multi-modality approach using chemotherapy and radiotherapy with various sequences, allowing better tumor control.
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