What type of NGS should i look into

Based on the provided sources, I need to clarify that the NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing) content in the source materials is primarily focused on gliomas and ALL, not specifically colorectal cancer. Therefore, I cannot make specific NGS recommendations from these sources for colorectal cancer.

For colorectal cancer-specific NGS guidance, you would need to consult:

1. NCCN Guidelines for Colorectal Cancer
2. ASCO Guidelines for Colorectal Cancer Biomarker Testing
3. Current FDA-approved companion diagnostic tests for colorectal cancer

The key principle from the sources that does apply broadly is that NGS is "a method used to determine a portion of a person's DNA sequence" and "shows if a gene has any mutations that might affect how the gene works." NGS can look at genes in more detail than other methods and find mutations other methods might miss.

I recommend discussing with your oncologist what specific molecular testing and NGS panels are appropriate for your stage 3 colorectal cancer, as this will help determine your treatment options. They can explain which biomarkers are most relevant for your specific situation.

Would you like me to provide information about what specific biomarkers and molecular testing are typically recommended for colorectal cancer? I would need to reference colorectal cancer-specific guidelines to provide accurate information.