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ical differences amongst racial/ethnic groups. Disparities in survival exist in CCA, however they are not driven by race/ethnicity. Non-privately insured and low-income patients had decreased OS, as did patients treated at non-academic centers and outside the Northeast. This suggests that decreased ability to access and afford care results in worse outcomes, rather than biological differences amongst racial/ethnic groups. A beneficial impact of robotic proctectomy on circumferential resection margin (CRM) is expected due to the robot's articulating instrume
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