2014Clinical journal of oncology nursingRequires access

Flexible Sigmoidoscopy Versus Fecal Occult Blood Testing for Colorectal Cancer Screening in Asymptomatic Individuals

Cindy Stern

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Abstract

To assess the effectiveness of colorectal cancer screening using flexible sigmoidoscopy compared to fecal occult blood testing.

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To assess the effectiveness of colorectal cancer screening using flexible sigmoidoscopy compared to fecal occult blood testing.

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To assess the effectiveness of colorectal cancer screening using flexible sigmoidoscopy compared to fecal occult blood testing.

Key concepts: Sigmoidoscopy, Medicine, Fecal occult blood, Colorectal cancer, Asymptomatic, Colorectal cancer screening, Occult, Internal medicine

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