2013
DOI: 10.5114/pg.2013.34836
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Alarm symptoms, risk factors for digestive tract cancer and readiness to participate in an endoscopic screening program

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“…In one Polish study, only 169 of 850 (20%) patients with various gastrointestinal symptoms agreed to undergo gastroscopy. The respective percentage was higher, but still relatively low (62%), in patients with alarming symptoms [16]. As even the risk of malignancy does not prompt patients to accept screening tests, the response rate of 20% found in our study performed in busy area might not be as low as it seems at the first glance.…”
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confidence: 66%
“…In one Polish study, only 169 of 850 (20%) patients with various gastrointestinal symptoms agreed to undergo gastroscopy. The respective percentage was higher, but still relatively low (62%), in patients with alarming symptoms [16]. As even the risk of malignancy does not prompt patients to accept screening tests, the response rate of 20% found in our study performed in busy area might not be as low as it seems at the first glance.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 66%