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….Results COLO-COHORT data were available for 1959 participants. Colorectal neoplasia was present in 858 participants (43.8%). Advanced neoplasia and…

…Introduction Streptococcus gallolyticus bacteraemia is associated with colorectal neoplasia and malignancy, however…

…erage risk of CRC will be included. The primary outcome will be colorectal neoplasia risk, while behavioural change, mortality and QoL will be consi…

…llow-up of 7 years (4-12), 77 patients (17.5%) developed CRN: 3 CRC, 5 HGD, 40 hrLGD, 25 lrLGD, 4 IND. Patients with high- and low-…

…, suggest that major microbiome alterations may emerge later in CRC development rather than during early neoplasia. Longitudinal, m…

…tric-onset disease.Of the remaining 151 patients, 116 (77%) had ulcerative colitis, 22 (14%) had Crohn’s disease with colonic involvement, and the…

…rogression, potentially as a consequence rather than a cause of CRC. Longitudinal, multiomic studies disentangling temporal and cau…

…unable to tolerate optical colonoscopy. Overall, CCE identified colorectal cancer in 1 patient(60 year old in the FIT-positive group) and polyps …

… current role of underwater and immersion-assisted endoscopy in colorectal neoplasia, focusing on diagnostic and therapeutic applications and on eme…

…nted case activity will be necessary in future population-level CRC surveillance research.…

…ry sclerosing cholangitis-associated UC (PSC-UC) carries excess colorectal neoplasia despite often mild-appearing endoscopy, implicating persistent …

…ne (5-ASA, 5-aminosalicylic acid), used safely in patients with ulcerative colitis, may reduce CRC risk in LS by decreasing microsatellite instabi…