Colorectal cancer is commonly found in adults aged> 50 years. The peak frequency occurs
in the 6th to 7th decades and gradually declines in the 8th decade. This cancer is very …

Colorectal carcinoma in patients less than 40 years old Page 1 Colorectal Carcinoma in
Patients Less Than 40 Years Old* NL SIMSTEIN, MD, PAUL J. KOVALCIK, MD, GREGORY H …

To assess prognostic factors in patients who develop colorectal cancer before the age of 40
years, a 30-year experience from 1956 through 1985 was reviewed. There were 50 patients …

In a review of 1037 patients with colorectal cancers, there were 32 patients below the age of
40 years (3 percent). Rectal bleeding and abdominal pain were the most common …

The records of the General Surgery Department of the Cerrahpasa Medical Faculty of 10
years duration (1981-1991) were studied retrospectively to determine prognostic factors in …

AIM: To investigate the epidemiological characteristics of colorectal cancer (CRC) in patients
under 50 years of age across two institutions. METHODS: Records of patients under age 50 …

Background/aim Colorectal cancer is seen mostly among patients older than 50 years of
age. An aggressive behavior is a frequently cited as characteristic of colorectal cancer in …

Age may influence the clinicopathological characteristics and outcome of colorectal cancer.
The aim of this study is to retrospectively review the characteristics and outcomes of patients …

Colorectal cancer is the third most frequent malignancy in adults of both sexes in this
country, with 90 percent of patients diagnosed after age 50 years. This disease is unusual in …

To determine why the prognosis for colorectal cancer in young adults is poor, survival and
prognostic factors in patients under 40 years of age were compared with those in patients …