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Follow-up

After oesophageal cancer treatment, regular follow-up checks, including physical exams and imaging, are needed to monitor for cancer recurrence and potential treatment side effects.

After treatment for oesophageal cancer, you will need regular follow-up examinations and tests to look for return of the cancer or side effects from treatment. These might include physical examinations and imaging tests. 

Last updated 27 September 2024
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