Colonoscopy surveillance after endoscopic resection of advanced adenomas & CRC surgery

Presented by Marylise Boutros at the ASGE Joint Panel: Endoscopic Management of Colon Lesions held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Saturday, March 25, 2017

Keyword(s): abdomen, advanced adenomas, advanced neoplasia, asymptomatic, benign, biopsy, bowel prep, British guidelines, Cancer Care Ontario, CARE study, CEA, chest, clearance, colon, colon polyps, colonoscopy screening, colonoscopy surveillance, colorectal cancer, colorectal surgery, cost effectiveness, CRC, CRC surgery, CT colonography, curative resection, DFS, diagnostic, disease free survival, endoscopic resection, endoscopists, endoscopy, false positive result, flex sig, flexible sigmoidoscopy, follow-up, GILDA trial, guidelines, H&P, HGD, high grade dysplasia, high risk, histology, history & physical, imaging, incomplete resection, intraluminal, lesions, management, mesorectal, meta-analysis, metachronous cancer, National Cancer Institute, NCI Pooling Project, pathology, pelvis, physical exam, piecemeal excision, polypectomy, preoperative clearance, preoperative work-up, proctoscopy, QoL, quality of life, rectal cancer, rectum, recurrence rate, reoperation, resection, retrospective study, scar, specimen, synchronous lesion, task force, tubular adenoma, TVA, U.S., United States, VA, Veterans Affairs, villous adenoma

Baseline colonoscopy–23 sec Gastroenteroloy 2004

World J Gastroenterol 2016

Advanced adenoma–1:47

# of polyps–2:21 Gastroenterology 2006

GIE 2006

Gastroenterology 2009

Gastroenterology 2007

Size of polyps–3:56

TVA & HGD histology–4:40

HGD histology–5:42 Colorectal Dis 2011

Surveillance for advanced adenoma–6:01

Acutal surveillance–6:57