TWO TUMOURS AT ONCE: A COMPLEX OPERATION FOR PRIMARY MULTIPLE COLON CANCER CARRIED OUT AT THE NMIC OF RADIOLOGY
According to various estimates, primary multiple colorectal cancer is detected in 4–12 % of patients. These are cases where several tumors simultaneously develop in the colon. The risk is higher in the presence of hereditary predisposition — polyposis, familial forms of cancer, and chronic inflammatory bowel diseases. This was exactly the situation encountered by oncological surgeons at...











