Cost-effectiveness of population-based screening for colorectal cancer: a comparison of guaiac-based faecal occult blood testing, faecal immunochemical testing and flexible sigmoidoscopy

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RT @aaoplumb: @MichaelBaum11 @Neil_J_Smart @DrOliverWarren Depends how you screen- UK uses one-off sigmoidoscopy at 55 yrs & then stool tes…

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RT @aaoplumb: @MichaelBaum11 @Neil_J_Smart @DrOliverWarren Depends how you screen- UK uses one-off sigmoidoscopy at 55 yrs & then stool tes…

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@MichaelBaum11 @Neil_J_Smart @DrOliverWarren Depends how you screen- UK uses one-off sigmoidoscopy at 55 yrs & then stool testing (currently planned to move to immunochemical testing which is superior). Ballpark ICERs are €600/QALY for flex sig and €15

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RT @ianjacobs: A recent study from Ireland examining cost-effectiveness of bowel cancer screening http://t.co/haA5TiYj #cancer #healtheconomics

09 Mar 2012

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