Taking time to withdraw the colonoscope is essential for maximum detection of serrated polyps. The ability to find adenomas does not necessarily correlate with an ability to find serrated polyps.

Difficult colonoscopy and intraprocedural bleeding identify patients with a particularly high risk of secondary postpolypectomy bleeding. Preventive measures should be considered in such cases.

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The current study confirmed that NZ has the highest overall CM incidence rate in the world. Elderly men (>59 years old) have the highest risk of developing melanoma. The increase in melanoma thickness with its associated higher mortality risk is of grave concern.

In our cohort, a family history of colorectal cancer, known hereditary colorectal cancer syndrome, and inflammatory bowel disease account for nearly half of all cases of young colorectal cancer. Prompt investigation of symptoms is essential in patients with Sporadic early-onset colorectal cancers, which appear to arise through the classical adenoma-to-carcinoma sequence.