Is early postoperative CEA level a better prognostic indicator than is preoperative CEA level in predicting prognosis of patients with curable colorectal cancer?
Early postoperative CEA concentration is an independent prognostic factor for CRC. Patients with high postoperative CEA values should receive aggressive follow-up examinations for early relapse of CRC, with special attention paid to recurrence at the liver.
Apart from the changes associated with the reactivity, the sensitivity of histamine release is closely related to the affinity of IgE antibody for its antigen.