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I was looking through ASCO and ACS with regards to any information pertaining to surveillance imaging recommendations for various cancer types after treatment (surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy). I understand that factors such as location and cell type or other markers complicate this and therefore each cancer type is unique. I was able to only find a few guideline articles listed as "current" for maybe 4 or 5 frequently diagnosed cancers. I was curious if any single organization or governing body sets the recommendations that are followed, or if it is set by each distinct society (i.e., urological oncology society handles urological standards). In either case, is there a resource that oncologists can refer to that has bulk recommendations for surveillance imaging based on cancer type?