Surveillance intervals for colorectal neoplasia can probably be loosened for some patients with inflammatory bowel disease with colitis, according to a multinational study.
“Within this large surveillance cohort of persons with long-standing IBD colitis and no additional high-risk features for colorectal neoplasia, having two consecutive negative surveillance colonoscopies predicted a low, potentially negligible, risk of advanced neoplasia—defined as high-grade dysplasia or