A 37 year old accountant presents to his family physician to ask for advice regarding the future management of his ulcerative colitis. He has had pancolitis for the past 19 years and has been told that he is at an increased risk for developing colorectal cancer. He asks for recommendation regarding appropriate surveillance. What is the most appropriate investigation for regular surveillance? Question 16Answer a. Barium enema b. Colonoscopy c. Colonoscopy and multiple biopsies d. Faecal occult blood testing e. Flexible sigmoidoscopy with multiple biopsies
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