More likely not.: Generally, one would not expect to find a mass in the colon so quiclyy after a colonoscopy. If this was an accurate exam, it would be unlikely. It is thought a polyp can become cancerous over a 10 year span.
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Probably not, but ..: The sensitivity of colonoscopy, on a national level, is estimated to only be, at best 90% (low 90's if you really want to argue the numbers). Some argue that it is as low as 80%. What does this mean? If there is a significant mass in 100 patients, 10 will be missed. And not because of foley, it is an imperfect test, yet the best we have. Speak with your doctor. A mass, anywhere, equals see doc.
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