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Are Oral Sodium Phosphate Products for Bowel Clensing Safe for the...
Screening colonoscopy after the age of 50 years has become the standard method for prevention of colon or rectal malignancies. Although the procedure itself is not unbearable, dread associated with the preceding bowel preparation process often results in postponement of the procedure. For years researchers have sought the optimum bowel preparation; it seems that oral sodium phosphate might be...
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