Intestinal cancer cure rate is high

Colorectal cancer mainly refers to colorectal cancer. The cure rate of colorectal cancer is mainly related to the stage of colorectal cancer, as well as the state of the patient's body and immunity. For colorectal cancer with late stage, even showing distant metastasis, the opportunity for complete treatment by surgery is lost, and only surgery or chemotherapy and radiotherapy can be evaluated. The cure rate is relatively low. For early and middle stage colorectal cancer, radical resection of colorectal cancer should be performed in time. Regular chemotherapy and follow-up after surgery, the cure rate is relatively high, generally around 60%, and the earlier ones can reach 70% to 80%.