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/PRNewswire/ -- Olympus, a global medical technology company committed to making peoples lives healthier, safer and more fulfilling, announced today that it...

The study focused on improving the detection of abnormal tissue in the colon, particularly adenomas that could indicate a risk of colon cancer. They tested different tools, such as cuffs and caps attached to the...

Summary of the study: The study looked at ways to improve the detection of abnormal growths in the colon, like adenomas, during colonoscopy, a test used for colorectal cancer screening. Adenomas can potentially turn into...

Using the mucosal exposure device increased adenoma detection rate by 12% without impacting safety or withdrawal time.

While artificial intelligence (AI) improved adenoma detection rates, it did not improve the detection rates of all polyp types.

One of the most rewarding aspects of being a gastroenterologist, says Shannon Tosounian, DO, is knowing that she saves lives by identifying and removing cancerous and precancerous growths within the c...

A head-to-head trial found that the G-EYE balloon detects more adenomas than the Endocuff Vision attachment.

Randomized trial revealed one found more and larger adenomas

Olympus Launches Awareness Initiatives in Support of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month Olympus commits to the prevention and detection of colon cancer through charitable support and awareness events News provided by Share this article Share this article CENTER VALLEY, Pa., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Olympus announced today its 2021 support of major national colorectal cancer (CRC) organizations and initiatives to increase screening and awareness, as part of National Colorectal Cancer Awarene...