Ghanouni, A; Halligan, S; Taylor, SA; Boone, D; Plumb, A; Stoffel, S; Morris, S; ... von Wagner, C; + view all Ghanouni, A; Halligan, S; Taylor, SA; Boone, D; Plumb, A; Stoffel, S; Morris, S; Yao, GL; Zhu, S; Lilford, R; Wardle, J; von Wagner, C; - view fewer (2014) Quantifying public preferences for different bowel preparation options prior to screening CT colonography: a discrete choice experiment. BMJ Open , 4 (4) , Article e004327. 10.1136/bmjopen-2013-004327.

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CT colonography (CTC) may be an acceptable test for colorectal cancer screening but bowel preparation can be a barrier to uptake. This study tested the hypothesis that prospective screening invitees would prefer full-laxative preparation with higher sensitivity and specificity for polyps, despite greater burden, over less burdensome reduced-laxative or non-laxative alternatives with lower sensitivity and specificity.

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