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Choosing Wisely in oncology: are guidelines effective at preventing unnecessary diagnostics? The example of surveillance positron emission tomography for patients with localised colorectal cancer

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By Daniel Goldstein, Roi Tschernichovsky, Talish Razi, Keren Filosof
| BMJ Oncology
It is known that professional guidelines such as ‘Choosing Wisely’ advise against the use of surveillance positron emission tomography CT (PETCT) in localised colorectal cancer. This study is important to evaluate whether such guidelines are successful in preventing the use of this surveillance approach. In this retrospective analysis of 1799 patients with localised colorectal cancer, more than 50% of patients underwent more than 1 PETCT, considered unnecessary surveillance imaging.
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