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• A common problem
• Affect 20-40% of
adults annually
• 50% self medicate
• 10% see a doctor
What is Serious???
5. Which Symptoms Are Serious?
Based on Common Advice
• Pain
• Cramping
• Bloating
• Flatulence
• Diarrhea
• Constipation
Based on Research
• Age > 45 years
• Weight loss
• Bleeding
• Family history
36. Raised
CA 19-9
• Normal Gastroscopy
• Normal Colonoscopy
• Normal CT
• Normal MRI
• Repeated again 9 mths
– Liver growth on MRI
– Offered surgery
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– Offers the best chance of detecting cancerous and
pre-cancerous growths
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• Digestive tract cancers
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