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Computer-Aided Detection Improves Colonography Polyp and Colon Cancer Detection
A new study shows that computer-aided detection (CAD) significantly increases the ability of doctors to detect colon cancer when using multi-row detector CT (MDCT) colonography (CTC) to screen for colon cancer.If you believe your colon cancer was missed or not diagnosed in time, you should contact the lawyers at Berger & Lagnese. Berger & Lagnese specializes in medical malpractice cases involving the failure to diagnose and treat colon cancer. Call us for a free evaluation of your case.
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