Does the location of screen-detected cancers differ from that seen in the unscreened population?
This study showed that screen-detected cancers do not differ in their location from unscreened cancers and suggests that faecal occult blood testscreening detects cancer irrespective of location within the colon.
A combination of MR fat quantification and MR elastography can provide sufficient sensitivity to detect substantial steatosis or fibrosis (≥F1) in liver donor candidates.