Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.
The earlier colorectal cancer is detected, the better chance a person has of surviving 5 years …

C OMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) colonog-raphy, popularly known as virtual colonoscopy,
is an exciting new technique to evaluate the colon for polyps and masses. It generally refers …

First introduced in 1994, CT colonography (Virtual colonoscopy) has emerged as an
accurate, non-invasive test that will likely play a future role in colorectal cancer screening …

Virtual colonoscopy (CT colonography) promises to become a primary method for colorectal
cancer screening and return radiologists to a major role in colon cancer prevention. Results …

Screening for colorectal polyps and neoplasms has been accepted and instituted in the
United States. As most colorectal neoplasms arise from pre-existing polyps, detection and …

Computed tomography (CT) colonoscopy is a well-established technique for evaluation of
colorectal cancer. Significant advances have been made in the technique of CT …

Virtual colonoscopy is a promising new technique that combines rapid spiral CT scanning of
the abdomen with advanced computer programs capable of re-creating two-and three …

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the leading cause of cancer related death in the United States.
Virtual colonoscopy is a new method for imaging the colon and has produced promising …

carcinoma is the second most common cause of cancerrelated death in the United States,
with approximately 150,000 new cases diagnosed and 60.000 deaths each year I1, 21 …

Objectives Colorectal carcinoma remains a major cause of cancer-related mortality despite
the fact that it is an eminently preventable condition and one that is well suited to screening …