Colonoscopy Screening Flashcards

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Average risk patient. No risk factors for colorectal cancer.

A
  • Begin screening at 50.

* Repeat q 10 years, if normal.

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Single 1st-degree relative with colorectal cancer or tubular adenoma dx > age 60, or 2 2nd-degree relatives diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

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  • Begin screening at 40.

* Repeat q 5-10 years, if normal.

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Single 1st-degree relative with colorectal cancer or tubular adenoma dx < age 60, or 2 1st-degree relatives of any age.

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  • Begin screening at 40, or 10 years before the youngest case in 1st-degree relative (whichever comes first).
  • Repeat q 5 years, if normal.
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Age is > 80 at time of colon screening.

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  • Consider alternative to colonoscopy for screening.
  • No further screening, if normal.
  • F/U dependent on results of screening.
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IBD

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  • Begin screening 8 years after onset of pancolitis, or 12-15 years after onset of left sided-colitis.
  • Repeat q 1-2 years.
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1-2 adenomas, < 1 cm.

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  • Repeat in 5 years.

* Repeat q 10 years, if normal.

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  • 3 or more adenomas OR
  • 1 adenoma > 1 cm OR
  • Adenoma with villous history.
A
  • Repeat in 3 years, if confident all adenomas have been found and resected.
  • Repeat q 5 years, if normal.
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Large sessile (no stalk) adenoma > 2 cm.

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  • Repeat in 3 months.
  • If residual polyp, remove and repeat in 6 months.
  • If either of previous exams are normal, repeat in 1 year.
  • If normal after 1 year, repeat q 3 years.
  • If not normal after 2-3 examinations, then surgery.
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Adenoma with high grade dysplasia or malignant polyp. Completely resected with clear margins of excision and no invasion of stalk.

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  • Pedunculated–repeat in 3 years. Sessile–repeat in 3 months.
  • If residual polyp, remove and repeat in 6 months.
  • If either of previous exams are normal, repeat in 1 year.
  • If normal after 1 year, repeat q 3 years.
  • If not normal after 2-3 examinations, then surgery.
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Personal history of curative-intent resection of colorectal cancer.

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  • Repeat 6 months after cancer resection.
  • Repeat in 3 years, if normal.
  • If normal after 3 years, repeat in 5 years.
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Exams done with fair prep that compromises the exam.

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Repeat in 1 year.

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