INTESTINE Vol.23 No.05 ( Sep, 2019)

Thesis List

• 0 Editorial
  Shin-ei Kudo

• 1-1 The history of the development of the fecal immunochemical test (FIT)
  Hiroshi Saito

• 1-2 Attitudes toward the fecal immunochemical test (FIT) and its handling
  Kazuo Matsuda

• 2 Utility of and precautions with the use of the fecal immunochemical test for colorectal cancer screening
  Masau Sekiguchi

• 3 Colonoscopy after a negative fecal immunochemical test
  Nozomu Kobayashi

• 4 The characteristics of the FIT-positive and FIT-negative colorectal cancers
  Kunihiko Wakamura

• 5-1 Clinical histopathologic characteristics of colorectal cancer that tested as false negative on a fecal immunochemical occult-blood test: viewpoint of colorectal cancer screening
  Katsuhiko Mitsuzaki

• 5-2 FIT-positive colorectal cancers versus FIT negative colorectal cancers: From the viewpoint of population-based screening
  Kinichi Hotta

• 5-3 Stage- and site-specific sensitivity of the fecal immunochemical test for advanced colorectal neoplasia -- A prospective study
  Takahisa Matsuda

• 6-1 Three cases of fecal immunochemical test negative colorectal cancer treated at our hospital
  Hiro-o Matsushita

• 6-2 Characteristics of colorectal cancers with negative fecal immunochemical test (FIT)
  Yoshio Kusaba

• 7 FIT versus stool DNA test to detect colorectal neoplasia
  Takeshi Nagasaka

• 8-1 AKITA POP-COLON TRIAL
  Kenta Kodama

• 8-2 Is it allowed to repeat FIT until changing negative in case of positive?
  Kunihiko Wakamura

Series List

• 9-1 Surveillance colonoscopy for ulcerative colitis-associated colorectal cancer offers better overall survival in real-world surgically resected cases
  Keisuke Hata

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• 9-2 The microbial composition of Bacteroidetes species in ulcerative colitis is effectively improved by combination therapy with fecal microbiota transplantation and antibiotics
  Dai Ishikawa

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