STOOL-BASED TESTING TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF UNNECESSARY SURVEILLANCE COLONOSCOPIES: THE MOCCAS STUDY

Beatriz Carvalho,Willemijn de Klaver,Francine van Wifferen,Meta van Lanschot, Wiesje van Wetering,Quirine E. van der Zander, Geertruida Maria Lemmens,Anne S. Bolijn,Marianne Tijssen,Pien Delis-van Diemen,Nikkie Buekers,Kathleen Daenen,Jaleesa van der Meer,Pauline van Mulligen, Brenda S. Hijmans, Sander de Ridder,Rene van der Hulst,Johan Kuijvenhoven,Anne-Marie Van Berkel,Annekatrien Depla,Monique Van Leerdam,Jeroen M. Jansen, Caroline Wientjes,Jan Willem Straathof,Eric Keulen,Dewkoemar Ramsoekh, L. M. G. Moons,Barry M. Berger,Graham P. Lidgard, Michael Zacherl,Ad Masclee,Marjolein J. Greuter,Veerle Coupe,Manon van Engeland,Evelien Dekker,Gerrit Meijer

ESGE Days 2022Endoscopy（2022）

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Aims The yield of colonoscopy surveillance after colorectal cancer screening is limited. To lower patient burden and healthcare costs, there is a need to reduce colonoscopies in which no advanced neoplasia is detected. The MOlecular stool testing for Colorectal CAncer Surveillance (MOCCAS) study evaluated whether stool-based testing could safely reduce the number of surveillance colonoscopies.

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unnecessary surveillance colonoscopies,moccas study,testing,stool-based

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