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Cancer of the Anal Canal,ectal mucosa. Since the anal canal is almost entirely covered by squamous epithelium, neoplasms arising in this segment are usually keratinizing or non-keratinizing squamous cell carcinomas, whose biology and clinical features are rather similar.

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Ines Mynttinen,Erich Runge,Pu Lif its incidence in countries — such as Japan — in which the disease was relatively uncommon until a few decades ago [1,2]. Dealing with these tumors requires new and rapidly accumulating knowledge of epidemiology, risk factors, molecular genetics, chemoprevention and novel treatments. In addition, r

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Chia-Tung Kuo,Da-Wei Wang,Tsan-sheng Hsuence of well-defined premalignant lesions — the adenomatous polyps — which take years to transform into carcinoma [2], thus allowing their early detection and removal through endoscopy [3]. Colorectal tumors occur extremely frequently in Western society, with crude incidence rates of the order of 40

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Chia-Tung Kuo,Da-Wei Wang,Tsan-sheng Hsund in many metabolic conditions [2], and it is expected to be true for many neoplasms, especially those closely related to strong environmental causative agents, such as lung and liver tumors [3,4]. However, we should not forget that for most human malignancies there are several factors which contri

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Carlos Carbone,Ciro Potena,Daniele Nardithe last 3–4 decades the remarkable improvements that could be expected [1]. Moreover, rather unexpectedly, impressive intercountry differences in survival have recently been reported [2] — even within Europe — which are difficult to explain and interpret when taking into account the well standardiz

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