Polyp surveillance
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Polyp surveillance
Abstract
Surveillance after colonic polypectomy is important to detect and remove missed synchronous polyps and cancers and new metachronous polyps or cancers. The authors review methods of surveillance and the risk of recurrent adenomas and provide surveillance recommendations.
Keywords: Polyp; polypectomy; screening; surveillance.
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