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Physicians with difficult patient scenarios regularly bring their questions to the AGA Community (https://community.gastro.org) to seek advice from colleagues about therapy and disease management options, best practices, and diagnoses. The following is a preview of a recent popular clinical discussion.
In the post “Cessation of surveillance colonoscopy,” Gyanprakash A. Ketwaroo, MD, asked the following:Wanted to get your thoughts on how you approach stopping surveillance colonoscopy for older adults. Do you use decision support tools, assessing life-expectancy, prior polyp history, etc? Or is it more practical to defer to PCP for goals of care discussion prior to surveillance colonoscopy at certain age (eg 75 or 80)?See how AGA members responded and join the discussion: https://community.gastro.org/posts/24089.
Physicians with difficult patient scenarios regularly bring their questions to the AGA Community (https://community.gastro.org) to seek advice from colleagues about therapy and disease management options, best practices, and diagnoses. The following is a preview of a recent popular clinical discussion.
In the post “Cessation of surveillance colonoscopy,” Gyanprakash A. Ketwaroo, MD, asked the following:Wanted to get your thoughts on how you approach stopping surveillance colonoscopy for older adults. Do you use decision support tools, assessing life-expectancy, prior polyp history, etc? Or is it more practical to defer to PCP for goals of care discussion prior to surveillance colonoscopy at certain age (eg 75 or 80)?See how AGA members responded and join the discussion: https://community.gastro.org/posts/24089.
Physicians with difficult patient scenarios regularly bring their questions to the AGA Community (https://community.gastro.org) to seek advice from colleagues about therapy and disease management options, best practices, and diagnoses. The following is a preview of a recent popular clinical discussion.
In the post “Cessation of surveillance colonoscopy,” Gyanprakash A. Ketwaroo, MD, asked the following:Wanted to get your thoughts on how you approach stopping surveillance colonoscopy for older adults. Do you use decision support tools, assessing life-expectancy, prior polyp history, etc? Or is it more practical to defer to PCP for goals of care discussion prior to surveillance colonoscopy at certain age (eg 75 or 80)?See how AGA members responded and join the discussion: https://community.gastro.org/posts/24089.