a screening method, particularly for people over fifty who are considered at risk or who have already undergone endoscopic polypectomy and require further examination.
Its only drawback compared to traditional colonoscopy is that, by its very nature, it does not allow for biopsies. Therefore, it is not recommended for patients at risk of developing polyps or colorectal cancer, in whom the traditional endoscopic probe allows for immediate removal. Of course, your specialist will determine the most appropriate technique for your specific case. It is important to note that technological and medical advancements are ongoing.
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