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Adoption of colonoscopy surveillance intervals in subjects who received polypectomy in southern China: A cost-effectiveness analysis.

Yunyang DengHanyue DingJunjie HuangMartin Chi-Sang Wong
Published in: Journal of gastroenterology and hepatology (2023)
A 10/3 interval was more cost-effective than a 5/1 interval. From an economic perspective, our findings supported a 10-year interval for average-risk individuals and a 3-year interval for high-risk subjects. The findings could help form the optimal colonoscopy interval for average-risk and high-risk patients.
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