Abstract
Background: Local excision (LE) is performed for rectal neuroendocrine tumors (NETs) <1 cm in size, whereas radical surgery (RS) is performed for larger tumors. However, lack of data and limited number of studies support such approaches. Thus, we determined oncological outcomes after primary tumor resection in patients with rectal NETs and identified other factors of NETs that could influence oncological outcomes.
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