Single and double faecal immunochemical test strategies are effective in risk stratification for patients with symptoms of per rectal bleeding suggestive of colorectal cancer

Rectal bleeding makes up one-third of USoC referrals to secondary care. The FIT positivity rate is 34.7% and it has a high sensitivity for CRC. Patients with PRB with two negative FITs have a negligible CRC prevalence.

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BJS Open
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zraf100
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Diverticular Disease and Complications
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Single and double faecal immunochemical test strategies are effective in risk stratification for patients with symptoms of per rectal bleeding suggestive of colorectal cancer

Malcolm G. Dunlop, Frances Gunn, Fatima Shah
BJS Open
Diverticular Disease and Complications
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Single and double faecal immunochemical test strategies are effective in risk stratification for patients with symptoms of per rectal bleeding suggestive of colorectal cancer

Malcolm G. Dunlop, Frances Gunn, Fatima Shah
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Abstract

Rectal bleeding makes up one-third of USoC referrals to secondary care. The FIT positivity rate is 34.7% and it has a high sensitivity for CRC. Patients with PRB with two negative FITs have a negligible CRC prevalence.

BJS OpenVol. 9(5)
Western General Hospital (GB), Edinburgh Cancer Research (GB), Institute of Genetics and Cancer (GB)
Bowel Cancer UK, Cancer Research UK, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Diverticular Disease and Complications
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