Health Management for Older Adults III - Screening the Elderly for Colorectal Cancer -- From Polyp to Malignancy

< i > Screening the Elderly for Colorectal Cancer -- From Polyp to Malignancy

These tumors are more likely than tumors elsewhere in the bowel to ulcerate and cause insidious blood loss.
Consequently, patients with tumors of the ascending colon and cecum often present with symptoms of anemia such as fatigue, pallor, dyspnea, or angina.