Tag: Cancer: Colon

Inverse association seen for ADR with postcolonoscopy colorectal cancer incidence risk in FIT-based screening program setting

Odds of FIT-based screening lower with suppression subdomains of 'deny immediacy to be tested' and 'self-exemption'

Benefits include histopathologic downstaging, fewer incomplete resections, and better two-year disease control

Risk for advanced neoplasia cut by more than 50 percent with three or four negative fecal immunochemical tests

3-D convolutional neural network can be used as support system for differentiating colon carcinoma, acute diverticulitis on CT images

Follow-up colonoscopy rates were 43.3 percent within 90 days, 56.1 percent within 360 days of positive stool-based screening test result

Prevalence of advanced neoplasms 40 to 50 percent lower among those who underwent repeated screening ≥10 years after a negative colonoscopy

84.9 percent of 73 patients achieved objective response, including 23.3 percent with complete response

Improving adherence to healthy lifestyle inversely associated with colorectal cancer risk

Significant increase seen in detection of flat adenomas with Paris classification 0 to IIb in patients with Lynch syndrome