Virtual Colonoscopy, Real Accuracy
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Virtual Colonoscopy, Real Accuracy
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Tags: Digestion, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Colon Cancer, Imaging Tests, CT Scan
Most Recently Shared on September 17, 2008 at 10:19 pm By:
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Obama's Virtual Colonoscopy Sets Off Real-World Turf War Of Specialty Groups — The Cancer Letter
cancerletter.com — “From The Cancer Letter, March 5, 2010:” View full resource at cancerletter.com
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Obama's virtual colonoscopy sets off real-world turf war of specialists http://cancerletter.com/tcl-blog/copy126_of_whats-going-on-with-nih
Bowel Brouhaha: The President’s Virtual Colonoscopy Starts A Real Debate « The Science Business - Forbes.com
blogs.forbes.com — “President Obama talks a lot about how Americans should hold the line on health costs by following evidence-based medicine and not rushing to embrace every new high-tech medical device. But when it comes to his own body, it turns out that he won't drink his own medicine.” View full resource at blogs.forbes.com
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Bowel Brouhaha: The President’s Virtual Colonoscopy Starts A Real Debate « The Science Busin.. http://tinyurl.com/ydmeche
Virtual colonoscopy may be an option, study shows | Reuters
reuters.com — “WASHINGTON (Reuters) - So-called virtual colonoscopies -- done using souped-up x-rays -- detect tumors and precancerous lesions almost as well as standard colonoscopies using a camera threaded through” View full resource at reuters.com
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"Virtual colonoscopy" using scans does well in tests - and sounds a lot more comfortable than the real thing... http://tinyurl.com/kj9vrw
Virtual Colonoscopy Is Convenient. But Experts Disagree on Whether It's as Good as the Real Thing. - washingtonpost.com
washingtonpost.com — “When Eric Rowe turned 50, the question was not whether the Washington lawyer would be screened for colon cancer, but how. His wife had undergone a colonoscopy, the gold-standard exam that costs about $1,500, but Rowe's internist recommended an alternative that was less invasive and expensive: a...” View full resource at washingtonpost.com
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