… therefore essential in colorectal cancer screening. Attention has … and therefore higher
detection rate of colorectal neoplasia[24]. … For the foreseeable future, optical colonoscopy with the …

… , or refusal of optical colonoscopy in high risk patients [47]. … knowledge, no screening programs
for colorectal cancer in India … the incidence of colorectal cancer low. A population-based …

… , which probably reflects the overwhelming use of optical colonoscopy, which uses sedation,
in our system. We also found that patients with diabetes were significantly less likely to be …

… cancer screening … for colorectal cancer screening in Asia in light of an alarming increase in
the prevalence of this disease. Thus, it is very likely that the number of colon cancer screening …

… optical colonoscopy for screening asymptomatic adults for … optical colonoscopy and questions
remain regarding how to manage small polyps that are not referred to optical colonoscopy. …

… colorectal polyp detection and optical … colorectal cancer is defined as a primary cancer
diagnosed after a negative scheduled screening test within a time period equal to the screening …

… To achieve the second aim of this thesis, two non-optical … anatomical polyp location to
classify colon polyps into non-… high-confidence optical diagnosis or non-optical strategies with …

… of colorectal cancer in diminutive polyps is exceptionally low, but not zero. This small risk is
a potential concern; however, NICE modelling suggests cancer … risk of colorectal cancer by …

… cancer screening programmes (BCSPs) results in a growing number of early T1 colorectal
cancers … )-positive colonoscopies within the Dutch BCSP were trained in optical diagnosis with …

… An essential component of colorectal screening is the measurement of colonoscopy quality
… with the rate of interval cancer. The non-invasive screening test currently recommended in …