… a first-degree relative with a known diagnosis of colorectal cancer… Participants with positive
fecal immunochemical test results … of essential items for reporting diagnostic accuracy studies. …

… For Reporting Diagnostic Accuracy Studies) guidelines on assessing diagnostic accuracy,
39 and … to guide colorectal cancer pathway referral for people with a change in bowel habit or …

… of faecal haemoglobin using faecal immunochemical test is well established in adults for …
Calprotectin is a member of the S100 family of proteins derived predominantly from neutrophils. …

… be high in individuals receiving anti-thrombotic agents. It is suggested that, for individuals
with … The call for repeat testing in this context relates to the diagnostic accuracy of each device …

… diagnostic performance was similar between the two groups. Our results suggest that for
individuals with a family … a statistically significant difference in the diagnostic accuracy of the FIT. …

… steps from collection to analysis that can adversely affect the diagnostic accuracy of f-Hb. …
the variability in sample collection between individuals returning FIT devices, to assess the …

… deaths relative to the index FIT are shown in Appendix S1. … symptoms but focused on
diagnostic accuracy rather than, as … risk of CRC among symptomatic people undergoing an FIT in …

… -based CRC screening study of asymptomatic adults living … individuals with a positive family
history of CRC [24, 25]. A prospective evaluation of FIT-based screening among individuals …

… to colonoscopy, FIT screening did not improve screening uptake by individuals at high risk
of … with a high-risk family history of CRC refused to be screened are unknown and cannot be …

… the purchasing policy of the individual municipality or hospital, and a single-spot stool
sample was used for testing in this screening programme. A positive test was defined as a result …