Colonoscopia este investigația principală pentru detectarea cancerului colorectal. ☝🏻👨🏼⚕️
21 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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A short Romanian-language YouTube medical monologue (by Mihail Pautov) explaining that colorectal cancer usually develops slowly (often present for at least ~6–7 years before symptomatic). For that reason, screening colonoscopy is recommended beginning around age 50–55 and typically repeated every 5 years; polyps take years to become cancerous and can be detected and removed endoscopically at an early stage.
Questions this video answers
At least 6–7 years.
Around 50 or 55 years (depending on the protocol).
Once every 5 years.










