Elevated CEA is associated with worse survival in recurrent rectal cancer.

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Elevated CEA is associated with worse survival in recurrent rectal cancer.

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Elevated CEA is associated with worse survival in recurrent rectal cancer.

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Elevated CEA is associated with worse survival in recurrent rectal cancer.

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Elevated CEA is associated with worse survival in recurrent rectal cancer.

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Doo Ho Choi

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Hee Cheol Kim

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Hee Chul Park

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Ho Yeong Lim

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Jeong Il Yu

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Joon Oh Park

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Seong Hyeon Yun

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Won Ki Kang

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Won Kyung Cho

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Won Park

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