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Treatment Duration
Colorectal cancer treatment - Treatment of colorectal cancer: Guideline Treatment Options 2026 | Booking Health / How long does colorectal cancer treatment usually take?
"Standard colorectal cancer treatment involves multiple chemotherapy cycles that can take several months or a few years. On the other hand, innovative therapies like PIPAC, HIPEC, dendritic cell therapy, etc., usually require only one or up to four sessions."
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