colonoscopy

But I have yet to get around to the colonoscopy.

None were found on his last colonoscopy two years ago.

A colonoscopy should be done every 10 years beginning at age 50.

Beginning at age 50, most people should have a colonoscopy every 10 years.

If problems are found, a traditional colonoscopy is usually needed.

A colonoscopy may be done more often if your risk is higher than average.

If your test is positive, you will probably need to have a colonoscopy.

First, if you are a woman at or near what the French call a certain age, have a colonoscopy.

As it turns out, I'm having my first colonoscopy next week.

Patients at high risk can thus be selected for colonoscopy.

Another colonoscopy is not due until next year, the doctors said.

Should they get a colonoscopy at some future time point, or a repeat blood test?

All positive tests should be followed up with a colonoscopy.

A positive test is almost always an indication to do a colonoscopy.

Not everyone would agree that the colonoscopy era is coming to an end.

People over age 50 should consider having a colonoscopy or other screening test.

In another year, I have to start having an annual colonoscopy to check for cancer.

A colonoscopy, for example, is a procedure and not an operation.

Now, many doctors advocate going right to colonoscopy every 10 years.

Patients in those studies had traditional and virtual colonoscopy on the same day.

One is when to refer such patients for regular colonoscopy.

The patient would need a colonoscopy to see if the mass we had seen was cancer.

After my last colonoscopy that I'd gotten changed into a 5-year return visit.

If blood is found in the stool, a colonoscopy may be needed to look for the source.

A striking finding was in a study of colonoscopy patients.