Stay Ahead with Regular Polyps Monitoring
Regular polyps surveillance is crucial for early detection and prevention of colorectal cancer, ensuring timely and effective treatment.
Prevention Starts with a
Polyps Surveillance
What is Polyps Surveillance?
Polyps surveillance involves regular monitoring and examination of the colon to detect and remove polyps, which are growths on the lining of the colon or rectum. Early detection through surveillance helps prevent polyps from developing into colorectal cancer.
When Polyps Surveillance Becomes Necessary
Ongoing symptoms may indicate an underlying condition. Consider seeing a gastro specialist if you're experiencing some of these symptoms
Polyps surveillance is necessary for individuals with:
History of Polyps
Family History of Colorectal Cancer
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
How Does Polyps Surveillance Work?
Polyps surveillance involves a colonoscopy to detect and remove polyps from the colon. The procedure includes bowel preparation, sedation, and using a flexible tube with a camera. Regular follow-ups are scheduled based on the findings to ensure early detection and prevention of colorectal cancer.
What Happens During Your Procedure?
Meet Your Endoscopy & Gastrointestinal Specialists
Dr. John Hsiang
Senior Consultant Gastroenterologist
MBChB(NZ), FRACP(Australasia), MD(Doctorate), FRCP(Edinburgh), FAMS(Gastro)
Dr. John Hsiang is a seasoned gastroenterologist and hepatologist with over two decades of clinical experience. His distinguished career includes training at Otago Medical School and the Prince of Wales Hospital in Hong Kong, specializing in liver disease and gastrointestinal disorders. Dr. Hsiang is dedicated to patient education, empowering individuals with the knowledge and confidence to manage their health.
Common Questions about Polyps Surveillance
Conditions
Understanding the Causes and Finding Relief
