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GI Malignancies: An Evidence-Based Approach to Screening, Surveillance, Genetic Testing, and Prevention

Session #: 850-160
Presenter(s): Brooks D. Cash, MD, MC, USN, CDR, FACP; Roy K. H. Wong, Col., MD; Walter J. Coyle, FACG, MD, FACP
Session Length: 1 hr. 30 min.
Event: Internal Medicine 2010
Date: April 22-24, 2010

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GI Malignancies: An Evidence-Based Approach to Screening, Surveillance, Genetic Testing, and Prevention

Clinical questions to be addressed:

What is the evidence-based approach to surveillance for colorectal cancer (e.g. Colonoscopy, Virtual CT, fecal DNA)?
What are the new genetic links in GI cancers?
Who should be tested for genetic predisposition for pancreatic or colon cancer? Is there good evidence?
Are we ready for pancreatic cancer screening? Who should be screened?
Is screening and surveillance for Barrett's esophagus a cost effective strategy?
Is there evidence to support ablation of Barrett's mucosa?
Are we ready for DNA analysis of the esophagus?