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| VIRTUAL REALITY The American Cancer Society recommends that adults over 50 years of age get a colonoscopy every 10 years. Only about 40% of Americans at risk of colon cancer, the second largest cause of cancer-related death, get screened because they say colonoscopy is unpleasant. Unpleasant now that is an understatement! Anyone that has undergone a traditional colonoscopy can appreciate why so many people prefer the speed and comfort of having a Virtual Colonoscopy. When detected early, removing colon polyps is a very simple procedure. Like most cancers, colon cancer becomes most dangerous when left to grow undetected. That is why men over 40 and women over 45 should make some colon cancer diagnosis an annual part of their lives. And the increased comfort and reliable accuracy of the Virtual Colonoscopy makes this exam one you should consider. The 5-year relative survival rate is 90% for people whose colorectal cancer is found and treated in an early stage, before it has spread. But, according to the American Cancer Society, only 37% of colorectal cancers are found at the early stage. SAY NOPE TO THE SCOPE Finally, you can have a colon exam that isn't a pain. No scope, no sedation, no risk. Unlike traditional Colonoscopy, "Virtual Colonoscopy" is non-invasive and does not require the insertion of a five-foot probe into your colon. In fact the whole procedure takes just 15 minutes. And you can immediately resume normal activities when the test is over because there is no need for sedation. Unlike the traditional Colonoscopy, the EBT Virtual Colonoscopy does not require anesthesia, intravenous lines, a colonoscope or need to fill the colon with liquid barium and no hospitalization or recovery period is necessary. It merely involves a gentle bowel prep given the night before, followed the next day by the scan. A small amount of carbon dioxide is introduced into the colon through a small enema tip. The image is then reviewed by a Board Certified Radiologist. VIRTUALLY EVERYTHING
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