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The number of identified lymph node metastases increases continuously with increased total lymph node recovery in pT3 colon cancer
Acta Oncologica, 10/26/09
Tornroos A et al. – The results support the conclusion that there is no minimum number of recovered lymph nodes at which an accurate determination of nodal status can be assured. Rather than focusing on a recommended minimum number of nodes, efforts should be shifted towards developing methods assuring that colon cancer specimen are dissected in a standardized way that optimizes the lymph node harvest.
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