One of the most important ways for Lynch Syndrome carriers to prevent colorectal cancer is getting a colonoscopy every year to find and remove polyps before they have an opportunity to become cancerous. Equally important is the quality of your colonoscopy. It’s important to have a gastroenterologist who is familiar with Lynch Syndrome and skilled in the best colonoscopy techniques in finding flat lesions to prevent cancer in Lynch Syndrome carriers.
Quality Of Colonoscopy Is Key To Prevention Of Colorectal Cancer In Lynch Syndrome
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