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Baillière's Clinical Gastroenterology, 1991
There is good evidence that colonoscopy, in expert hands, is the most accurate investigation for the diagnosis of colorectal disease, and it also allows histological confirmation and therapeutic procedures to be carried out. Furthermore, by screening high-risk groups together with regular follow-up of patients with known colorectal neoplasia and ...
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There is good evidence that colonoscopy, in expert hands, is the most accurate investigation for the diagnosis of colorectal disease, and it also allows histological confirmation and therapeutic procedures to be carried out. Furthermore, by screening high-risk groups together with regular follow-up of patients with known colorectal neoplasia and ...
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World Journal of Surgery, 1992
AbstractTherapeutic colonoscopy has replaced or lessened to a significant degree the need or extent of traditional open surgical procedures. The common uses of therapeutic colonoscopy are hemostasis, resection and ablation of benign and malignant disease, decompression and recanalization of obstructed or dilated bowel, as well as foreign body ...
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AbstractTherapeutic colonoscopy has replaced or lessened to a significant degree the need or extent of traditional open surgical procedures. The common uses of therapeutic colonoscopy are hemostasis, resection and ablation of benign and malignant disease, decompression and recanalization of obstructed or dilated bowel, as well as foreign body ...
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Therapeutic Colonoscopy, Complications of Colonoscopy
1999Polypectomy is the commonest therapeutic maneuver performed at the time of colonoscopy. This technique is described in Chapter 53 (Therapeutic Flexible Sigmoidoscopy). Control of bleeding and removal of foreign objects are also discussed in that section. This section of the manual describes decompressive colonoscopy for Ogilvie’s syndrome, reduction of
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