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Which of the following drug is used in adjuvant setting in carcinoma colon?

A
Bevacizumab
B
Cetuximab
C
Irinotecan
D
Oxaliplatin
High-Yield Explanation
Carcinoma colon: Adjuvant setting - FOLFOX-IV Fol-folinic Acid (leucovorin) F-5-FU OX - Oxaliplatin Metastatic colorectal cancer:- FOLFIRI: Only given in metastatic colorectal cancer Fol-Folinic Acid F-5-FU IRI - Irinotecan- BEVACIZUMAB- CETUXIMAB- IRINOTECAN
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