… faecal immunochemical testing (FIT) to select individuals at risk for advanced neoplasia is
often used in population-wide screening … at identifying individuals with family members with …

… such as family history, … screening settings, late-stage CRCs are rare because they become
symptomatic; the practical consequences for FIT screening among asymptomatic individuals …

… in view of the rising incidence in younger individuals [38], the age … did not improve diagnostic
accuracy of FIT-based screening in a … A Danish study was aimed at assessing the relative …

… Colorectal cancer defined as advance neoplasia and colorectal cancer in adults. The …
Faecal immunochemical test accuracy in patients referred for surveillance colonoscopy: a multi-…

… Thus, this study aimed to investigate the diagnostic accuracy and correlation to the … markers
with endoscopic findings between a pair of colonoscopies in adults. They reported that FIT is …

… Our national screening program provides a single FIT for people at average risk from 50 to
… The exclusion criteria were patients at an increased risk for CRC (family history [21]; and …

… haemoglobin (Hb) in symptomatic people attending primary … group were inconsistently
classified relative to the 10 µg/g … own centre have reported diagnostic accuracy estimates in large …

… Since there are no organized screening programs in the country, we explored the willingness
of individuals to complete a faecal immunochemical testing (FIT) based CRC screening …

… the diagnostic accuracy of FOBT in one single round of testing. … The relative DOR indicates
the change in diagnostic … of individual test brands makes it difficult to decide which test to …

… In above-average-risk individuals undergoing colonoscopy-… (CRC), screening with fecal
immunochemical tests (FIT) … risk individuals based on a prior history of adenoma or family history …