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Jeya Anand Ayyamperumal1, Maravadi Jayaraman Chandrabose Ambedkar1, Anand Lakshmanan1

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Korean Journal of Clinical Oncology
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PubMed
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Rectal metastasis is rare, often from breast or GI cancers. This case highlights a unique instance of diffuse gastric cancer causing rectal stenosis via Schnitzler

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