ASGE Annual GI Advanced Practice Provider Course (Virtual) - Day Two | April 2022-ASGE APP Video of the Week

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Video Summary

In this video, Joe Vicari, a faculty member of the upcoming Advanced Practice Providers course, presents a question regarding a 50-year-old female who had a 5-millimeter tubular adenoma removed during an average risk screening colonoscopy. The question asks when her first surveillance colonoscopy should be. The correct answer is seven years. The United States Preventative Task Force guidelines state that for individuals with one to two tubular adenomas less than 10 millimeters found during a screening colonoscopy, the first surveillance colonoscopy should be done after seven to ten years. Vicari invites viewers to join the Advanced Practice Provider course to learn more about screening modalities and other interesting topics.

Keywords

Joe Vicari

Advanced Practice Providers course

50-year-old female

tubular adenoma

surveillance colonoscopy