Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal

Background: First degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma are at a higher risk of having the disease than the general population. Therefore, they should be subjected to screening colonoscopy. Aim: To assess the effectiveness of colonoscopy among first degree relatives of patients with...

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Authors: López-Köstner,Francisco; Fullerton,Demian A; Kronberg,Udo; Soto D,Gonzalo; Zúñiga D,Álvaro; Argandoña,Johanna; Miranda B,Vanesa; Pinto T,Eliana
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Status:Published version
Publication date:2006
Country:Chile
Institution:Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo
Repository:SciELO Chile
Language:Spanish
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Online Access:http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872006000800008
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Keyword:Colonic neoplasms
Colonoscopy
Rectal neoplasms
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author López-Köstner,Francisco
author2 Fullerton,Demian A
Kronberg,Udo
Soto D,Gonzalo
Zúñiga D,Álvaro
Argandoña,Johanna
Miranda B,Vanesa
Pinto T,Eliana
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author_browse Argandoña,Johanna
Fullerton,Demian A
Kronberg,Udo
López-Köstner,Francisco
Miranda B,Vanesa
Pinto T,Eliana
Soto D,Gonzalo
Zúñiga D,Álvaro
author_facet López-Köstner,Francisco
Fullerton,Demian A
Kronberg,Udo
Soto D,Gonzalo
Zúñiga D,Álvaro
Argandoña,Johanna
Miranda B,Vanesa
Pinto T,Eliana
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description Background: First degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma are at a higher risk of having the disease than the general population. Therefore, they should be subjected to screening colonoscopy. Aim: To assess the effectiveness of colonoscopy among first degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma. Material and methods: A free colonoscopy was offered to first degree relatives of patients operated on for colorectal cancer between 1998 and 2000. As inclusion criteria, subjects had to be asymptomatic, older than 40 years or less than 10 years younger than the index case. Each subject was contacted twice, inviting him/her to have a colonoscopy performed. Results: Two hundred forty three relatives were contacted for the study and in 76, a colonoscopy was performed. Among the latter, a neoplasm was found in 13 (17%): One adenocarcinoma and 12 adenomas. Three of these lesions were located in the right colon. The main reason given by the 176 subjects that did not agree to have a colonoscopy was lack of interest. Conclusions: Screening colonoscopy is effective to detect adenoma and adenocarcinomaamong first degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma, however only 31% of all potential relatives agreed to undergo a colonoscopy (Rev Méd Chile 2006; 134: 997-1001)
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spelling Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal López-Köstner,Francisco Fullerton,Demian A Kronberg,Udo Soto D,Gonzalo Zúñiga D,Álvaro Argandoña,Johanna Miranda B,Vanesa Pinto T,Eliana Colonic neoplasms Colonoscopy Rectal neoplasms Background: First degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma are at a higher risk of having the disease than the general population. Therefore, they should be subjected to screening colonoscopy. Aim: To assess the effectiveness of colonoscopy among first degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma. Material and methods: A free colonoscopy was offered to first degree relatives of patients operated on for colorectal cancer between 1998 and 2000. As inclusion criteria, subjects had to be asymptomatic, older than 40 years or less than 10 years younger than the index case. Each subject was contacted twice, inviting him/her to have a colonoscopy performed. Results: Two hundred forty three relatives were contacted for the study and in 76, a colonoscopy was performed. Among the latter, a neoplasm was found in 13 (17%): One adenocarcinoma and 12 adenomas. Three of these lesions were located in the right colon. The main reason given by the 176 subjects that did not agree to have a colonoscopy was lack of interest. Conclusions: Screening colonoscopy is effective to detect adenoma and adenocarcinomaamong first degree relatives of patients with colorectal carcinoma, however only 31% of all potential relatives agreed to undergo a colonoscopy (Rev Méd Chile 2006; 134: 997-1001) Sociedad Médica de Santiago http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872006000800008
spellingShingle Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
López-Köstner,Francisco
Colonic neoplasms
Colonoscopy
Rectal neoplasms
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title Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
title_full Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
title_fullStr Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
title_full_unstemmed Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
title_short Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
title_sort Estudio endoscópico en familiares de primer grado de pacientes operados por cáncer colorrectal
topic Colonic neoplasms
Colonoscopy
Rectal neoplasms
topic_facet Colonic neoplasms
Colonoscopy
Rectal neoplasms
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