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In a large Veterans Health Administration cluster randomized study, CADe availability increased adenoma detection during colonoscopy without changing withdrawal time or nonadenomatous lesion detection.
A randomized trial demonstrates that leaving small non-neoplastic colorectal polyps in situ with AI-assisted optical diagnosis is as safe and effective as systematic removal, supporting less invasive colonoscopy strategies.
A large UCLA Health randomized clinical trial found that usual care via mailed FIT outreach outperformed active choice strategies in colorectal cancer screening uptake among adults aged 45 to 49 years, highlighting the challenges in engagin
This study compares the risk of recurrent high-risk neoplasia after polypectomy in adults younger and older than 50, revealing similar elevated risks, supporting the extension of existing surveillance guidelines to younger adults.
Intestinal polyps are common findings during colonoscopy, especially among those older than 50. While most are benign, certain types carry a significant risk of progressing to colorectal cancer. This article explores polyp types, risk facto
The integration of AI in colonoscopy improves adenoma detection but raises concerns about declining physician skills when AI support is withdrawn, highlighting a potential clinical ‘de-skilling’ effect.
Intestinal polyps are mucosal growths that can lead to colorectal cancer. Two types, adenomatous and familial adenomatous polyps, carry a high cancer risk. Early removal and lifestyle adjustments are key to prevention.
Intestinal polyps are often benign but can become cancerous. This article explores symptoms, risk factors, and colonoscopy guidelines to help identify and prevent colorectal cancer.