We are studying a new treatment combining REGorafenib and Nivolumab with short-course radiotherapy for patients with intermediate-risk rectal cancer. The aim is to see if this approach improves treatment response and safety before surgery.
Health conditions and diseases that the clinical trial is designed to study and treat.
Locally-advanced rectal cancer refers to cancer that has spread beyond the inner lining of the rectum to nearby tissues or lymph nodes, typically classified as stage II or III. This condition may require more aggressive treatment due to its advanced nature.
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