… If this examination is normal, colonoscopy should be repeated in 2 to 3 years. Shorter
intervals (1–3 years) are recommended if adenomas or SSP are found. Subsequent …

… disease, resective colorectal surgery, and … colonoscopy were excluded. Cohort members
were followed up from the time of the index colonoscopy until diagnosis of colorectal cancer, …

… in colorectal cancer in those undergoing colonoscopy with … , its conclusion that colonoscopic
polypectomy could prevent … only colonoscopy-specific mortality studies were examined it …

… colonoscopy exam that did not detect one. Terms such as “post-colonoscopy”, “missed”, and
“interval” colon cancers … We favor the term “interval cancer” for a number of reasons. First, it …

… Colonoscopic examination showed one or more neoplastic lesions in 37.5 percent of the
patients, an adenoma with a diameter of at least 10 mm or a villous adenoma in 7.9 percent, an …

… Regardless of the screening test used, any positive result requires a colonoscopy examination
as recall strategy, for diagnostic confirmation of tumors and removal of precancerous …

… Objective Some individuals are diagnosed with colorectal cancer (CRC) despite recent
colonoscopy. We examined individuals under colonoscopic surveillance for colonic adenomas to …

… Screening colonoscopy examinations for colorectal cancer are offered in the … colonoscopy
are limited. In autumn 2002, colonoscopy was introduced as part of a nationwide cancer …

… She should be referred to an endoscopist who monitors quality and meets benchmarks for
colonoscopic examination. If this test is negative, she will not need any further screening in …

… We assumed perfect specificity for colonoscopy including pathologic examination of detected
lesions. We included costs for pathologic examination of non-adenomatous lesions (eg, …