In this Medscape commentary, Dr. Scott Kopetz of MD Anderson unpacks the rising role of ctDNA in colorectal cancer. Unlike traditional risk factors, ctDNA offers a real-time snapshot of tumor biology with powerful prognostic value. From guiding adjuvant therapy decisions in stage 2 and 3 disease to detecting recurrence months before imaging, the test is reshaping how oncologists think about surveillance and trial design. With sensitivity still evolving and novel therapies on the horizon, is ctDNA about to become the new backbone of CRC management?
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