Reports the prevalence of sessile serrated lesions with dysplasia in fecal immunochemical test-positive screenees, highlighting assessment needs.
This study shows a 1.1% (1.1-1.1) prevalence of SSLD in FIT-positive screenees, offering valuable reference data. The finding that most SSLDs (64%) are small underscores the need to carefully assess small serrated polyps for dysplasia to ensure appropriate resection.
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