Evidence is mounting that circulating tumor deoxyribonucleic acid can be tested accurately, frequently, and in a noninvasive form. Its role in monitoring patients with cancer, particularly colorectal cancer, is increasing. In this brief review, we discuss its current role when measured using next-generation sequencing-based methods.
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