According to the WHO data, about 1.8 million cases of colorectal cancer (CRC) are diagnosed annually, as well as more than 900,000 deaths are associated with this disease [1]. This is the second most common cancer in women and the third-in men. Colorectal cancer repre sents ~10% of all cancer cases. In the Russian Federation in 2017, colon and rectal cancers were the 4th and 7th most common cancers, respectively [colon cancer being the 5th (6.4%) most common cancer in men and the 3rd (7.2%)-in women and rectal cancer being the 6th (5.3%) most cancer in men and the 7th (4.4 %)-in women] [2]. Over the period of 2007 2017, the incidence rate per 100,000 individuals in Russia had increased on average by 1.47% annually. Colon cancer represents the third most common cause of death (7.9%) in Russia among the deaths related to malignant neoplasms. Colon cancer treatment includes surgery, radiother apy, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. Despite the