[PDF] Top 20 Implementation of population screening for colorectal cancer by repeated fecal occult blood test in the Netherlands

... the colorectal screening centre, information is given on the consequences of the positive test ...our screening centre accord- ing to quality guidelines, adapted from the recently published ... See full document

... DCCSD registered with any complication (n = 34) including the following four categories: 1) perforation or lesion dur- ing colonoscopy (DT812G1), 2) post-colonoscopy bleeding that required treatment or prompted the ... See full document

... Participants were handed out stool collection devices at a pre-colonoscopy practice visit. Before February 2012, par- ticipants were asked to fill a small plastic container with a native stool sample, store it in a ... See full document

... to screening, by allowing all those who stand to benefit from screening to access it if they choose to do ...Unless screening is available to all, regardless of a person’s ability to pay, those ... See full document

... Finnish population-based screening programme was individually randomised (1:1) in the implementation phase by region, gender and birth year to those to be invited for screening ... See full document

... this population is found as the low rate of diagnostic testing ...opportunistic screening than the Japanese ...general population indicated that ...colon cancer patients who accessed an ... See full document

... for population screen- ...primary screening test like fecal occult blood test, that can identify people at greatest risk of CRC for whom in- vasive tests, as colonoscopy, ... See full document

... general population of Scotland; but uptake of FOBt screening is itself related to (lower) deprivation (34), and hence the sample fits the profile of people who attend screening, so it may not limit ... See full document

... SYNTHESIS Ten case series, 5 cohort studies, 4 RCTs, and 1 meta-analysis were critically appraised. All studies used Hemoccult, Hemoccult II, or Hemoccult SENSA tests. Data from case series involving challenge diets ... See full document

... region, colorectal cancer (CRC) ranked the first among male and the third among ...and screening among specific age group (31 and above) from both males and females through conducting ... See full document

... or screening facility, and ...for fecal immunochemical testing versus ...from population regis- tries before obtaining informed consent for participation in the study, whereas we did not randomize ... See full document

... CRC screening has been introduced in many countries based on the results from the rando- mised controlled trials in Minnesota, 2 Göteborg, 3 Nottingham 4 and ...Finnish population- based gFOBT CRC ... See full document

... Bowel cancer arises from benign adenomatous polyps; removal of these polyps will prevent cancer ...bowel cancer at earlier stages improves ...(occult) blood in the stool was long ... See full document

... CRC screening. However, the use of IFOBTs in a screening setting is likely to increase the number of colonoscopies performed in the screened ...gFOBT screening programmes, there was a recognised ... See full document

... 72. Houlston RS, Cheadle J, Dobbins SE, et al. Meta-analysis of three genome-wide association studies identifies susceptibility loci for colorectal cancer at 1q41, 3q26.2, 12q13.13 and 20q13.33. Nat Genet. ... See full document

... canal develops from the proctoderm. The expanded lower part of the hindgut, known as the cloaca, is in direct contact with the surface ectoderm, the cloacal membrane. The allantois, which is a diverticulum of the yolk ... See full document

... influence colorectal cancer screening intention and ...Colon Cancer Screening Behaviours Survey for South Asian populations was completed using a number of ...and colorectal ... See full document

... invasive cancer, family history, and presence of any symptoms (including bleeding, iron deficiency, abdominal pain, alteration in bowel habit, and weight ...FIT test was done or ...FIT test for ... See full document

... Cases of CRC diagnosed after discharge from the surgical outpatient clinics and before January 1st, 2005 were consid- ered to have been missed during the diagnostic examinations. To detect such missed cancers, we ... See full document

... methods to determine the proportion of patients who pre- fer each of the CRC tests. A few studies [16-18] have used the AHP method to study preferences and priorities re- garding colorectal cancer ... See full document