… Among persons with no colorectal neoplasia on initial screening colonoscopy, the 5-year
risk of colorectal cancer is extremely low. The risk of advanced adenoma is also low, although …

… years to screen for colorectal cancer, with colonoscopy used as follow-up to a positive test. …
% lower mortality from colorectal cancer with this strategy than with no screening, with up to …

… colonic neoplasias and small adenomas in asymptomatic women; to compare the prevalence
of advanced colonic neoplasia … tests and no family history of colon cancer; and to compare …

… the likelihood of finding neoplasia with VC and thus requiring colonoscopy would affect its …
a range of colorectal neoplasia risk. We multiplied the base-case estimates for any neoplasia …

… national colonoscopy-based screening program for colorectal … neoplasia in the large bowel
during screening colonoscopy. … colorectal-cancer screening in order to detect one advanced …

… neoplasia, in which sigmoidoscopy alone might suffice even if a general strategy of widespread
screening colonoscopy … which risk for advanced proximal neoplasia is sufficiently high a …

… Still, more detailed information on the risk of advanced colonic neoplasia in women and
men below the age of 50 is needed for the implementation of modifications of screening …

… in reducing mortality due to right-sided CRC, as screening colonoscopy was associated …
assess the risk of colorectal neoplasia in a large-scale, consecutive screened population which …

… The prevalence of overall and advanced colorectal neoplasia on screening colonoscopy for
… In adults aged 45–49 years, 18% have any neoplasia and 4% have advanced neoplasia, …

… be reduced by routine screening starting at age 50 years.1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Colonoscopy has been
… for detection of colonic neoplasia.6, 7 With the increasing use of screening colonoscopy, the …