… In this sense, although there is strong evidence for its implantation in care circuits for
individuals with gastrointestinal symptoms, we do not know the impact of FIT on prognosis in …

… family history of polyposis or other inherited colorectal disorders were excluded from the
screening … 767 FIT-positive individuals, and demographic characteristics and fecal hemoglobin …

Introduction/Objectives: The fecal immunochemical test (FIT) helps triage primary care
patients at risk of colorectal cancer (CRC). Improving FIT returns has received recent attention, …

… year of FOBT screening, an absolute difference of −1.2% and a relative difference of −19.2%. …
Thus, the majority of individuals invited to be screened were the same in the two groups. …

… diagnostic accuracy of FIT-based screening in a large asymptomatic colorectal cancer screening
… multivariable prediction model for individual prognosis or diagnosis; ref. 9) guidelines. …

… greater sensitivity for neoplasia and ease of use for the individuals being screened. … There
are several advantages of quantitative FIT platforms relative to qualitative tests (Box 1). Most …

… -analyses of diagnostic accuracy using hierarchical logistic … a presumptive diagnosis for
IDA from the individual studies … a fecal immunochemical test in a colorectal cancer screening …

… individuals with a first-degree family history or hereditary cancer syndrome [12,13], and be
identified at an advanced stage because of delayed diagnosis [… superior diagnostic accuracy, …

… of significant IDA to be a relevant symptom for the selection of individuals for urgent referral
[8], [9], [… The study was carried out following the Standards for Reporting Diagnostic accuracy …

… standard in asymptomatic adults. Cochrane methodology was … One might expect higher
overall diagnostic accuracy for FIT … it seems that the relative cost-effectiveness of two tests can be …