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A colonoscopy, the procedure in which a doctor looks for dangerous growths in the large intestine, missed several cases of cancer. Despite the data doctors say the procedure of doing a colonoscopy is only as reliable as the practitioner. When Cheryl Souille began having trouble with everyday activities she went to see her doctor. "I couldn't walk or dress myself, or feed myself or do anything,” Souille said. Unsure what was wrong, Souille’s doctor recommended a colonoscopy. The test revealed Souille has colon cancer. Researchers, who looked at the health records of more than 10,000 people in Canada who were diagnosed with and died of colon cancer between 1996 and 2003, found the procedure is not perfect. "One of the ideas is flat polyps may not always look like polyps and may look like just regular lining of the colon," said Dr. Jeffrey Goldstein of Rochester General Hospital.
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The study found colonoscopies missed a significant amount of cancer on the right side of the colon where 40 percent of colon cancer occurs. The data suggests a colonoscopy is 60-70 percent effective. Data Goldstein, says sends the wrong message.
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