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Timing of surveillance colonoscopy following malignant colorectal polypectomy in Queensland

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The management of malignant polyps presents a treatment challenge between a colorectal resection and polypectomy alone. Patients managed with polypectomy alone typically undergo surveillance for recurrent or metastatic disease, however,… Click to show full abstract

The management of malignant polyps presents a treatment challenge between a colorectal resection and polypectomy alone. Patients managed with polypectomy alone typically undergo surveillance for recurrent or metastatic disease, however, optimal timing of surveillance methods remains unclear. Guidelines recommend for completely resected malignant polyps, that a surveillance colonoscopy be perform 12 months from diagnosis. This study sought to clarify how patients with a malignant polyp were being colonoscopically surveilled if they did not undergo colorectal resection.

Keywords: colonoscopy following; surveillance; surveillance colonoscopy; timing surveillance; polypectomy

Journal Title: ANZ Journal of Surgery
Year Published: 2022

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