Performance of CT Colonography in Diagnosis of Synchronous Colonic Lesions in Patients With Occlusive Colorectal Cancer

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CT colonography is a highly accurate diagnostic test for detecting synchronous colonic lesions in patients with occlusive colorectal cancer, a population with a high prevalence (23%) of advanced neoplasia. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Nicola Flor; Andrea Pisani Ceretti; Carmelo Luigiano; Pietro Brambillasca; Anna Paola Savoldi; Clemente Verrusio; Daris Ferrari

doi:10.2214/ajr.19.21810

October 31, 2019American Journal of Roentgenology

Performance of CT Colonography in Diagnosis of Synchronous Colonic Lesions in Patients With Occlusive Colorectal Cancer

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CTC is a highly accurate test for detecting synchronous colonic lesions in patients with occlusive CRC. The prevalence of advanced neoplasia is high (23%).

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