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• Pain or sensation of mass- 30% of the patients
• Rectal bleeding- 45% of the patients
• No symptoms- 20% of all the cases
• Paget’s disease

Adenocarcinoma associated with the anal canal are tumors (15% of the cases) and are believed to develop from the ducts or the intramuscular anal glands, as well as the long-standing fistulas. The neoplasms affect the older age groups and does not have any sexual predominance. Most of the lesions are slow-growing, locally aggressive, and seldom metastasize. The plenty of mucin produced by these tumors explain their tendency to dissect soft tissue planes. A local surgical removal may be performed for well-differentiated carcinomas, which have not invaded the sphincter mechanism. Otherwise, the APR is indicated.

Melanoma

The third most common site where melanoma occurs is the anal canal. The average age of occurrence is in the fifties, with the females being affected more frequently than the males. Surgery is the only hope for cure, though significant differences in survival between people treated with local surgical removal and patients with APR have not been shown. However, APR possibly provides better local control of this disease.

Treatment of Locally Recurrent and Metastatic Disease with Chemotherapy: Different regimens of salvage chemotherapy may be used for metastatic anal carcinoma in place of the most common regimens presently being employed.