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CRC Canadian Guidelines
Canadian guidelines for Colorectal Cancer
Average Risk
No family hx, or >60 at diagnosis
Start Screening: 50 years or 45 if of African descent.
- Prevention:
a.) Colonoscopy q10y
b.) Flexible Sigmoidoscopy q5-10y
c.) CT colonography q5y
- Early Detection:
a.) FOBT yearly
Moderate Risk
Family Hx --> 1st degree relative diagnosed <60 OR two 1st degree relatives
Start: 40y or 10 years before diagnosis
- Colonoscopy q5y
High Risk
FAP
- Flex sig/colonoscopy yearly starting teens until advised to have surgery
HNPCC
- Colonoscopy at age 20-25 q2y until age 40, then yearly after 40.
IBD (Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn's Disease)
- Colonoscopy q1-2y after max 8y of colitis
- Multiple biopsies to r/o dysplasia even if no lesions found
- No screening if only proctitis
Average Risk
No family hx, or >60 at diagnosis
Start Screening: 50 years or 45 if of African descent.
- Prevention:
a.) Colonoscopy q10y
b.) Flexible Sigmoidoscopy q5-10y
c.) CT colonography q5y
- Early Detection:
a.) FOBT yearly
Moderate Risk
Family Hx --> 1st degree relative diagnosed <60 OR two 1st degree relatives
Start: 40y or 10 years before diagnosis
- Colonoscopy q5y
High Risk
FAP
- Flex sig/colonoscopy yearly starting teens until advised to have surgery
HNPCC
- Colonoscopy at age 20-25 q2y until age 40, then yearly after 40.
IBD (Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn's Disease)
- Colonoscopy q1-2y after max 8y of colitis
- Multiple biopsies to r/o dysplasia even if no lesions found
- No screening if only proctitis
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