Abstract:Colorectal cancer [CRC] generally presents in adults > 50 years of age, it is relatively uncommon for these cancers to present in adolescents. Moreover, the presentation is of advanced stage, with poor outcome in younger age groups. Due to non-specific symptoms and relative rarity in children and adolescents high degree of suspicion is required in managing these patients. As the majority of these cases are sporadic in origin and due to limited knowledge of molecular pathogenesis, screening guidelines are yet t… Show more
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