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what is the likelihood to get colon cancer An individual's risk of colon cancer is approximately double the general population once an adenomatous polyp is found. This individual's risk of developing colon cancer can be significantly reduced by removing the polyp and any future polyps. If you have one, you may get others and should be screened yearly. Possibly fractionally higher than standard, but offset this with a much keener follow up and any change will be picked up early. |
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