Die Vorsorgekoloskopie ist eine zwar invasive, wenngleich komplikationsarme und – dank des vermehrten Angebots einer begleitenden Sedoanalgesie – gut tolerierte Untersuchung, welche unter allen verfügbaren Untersuchungen wohl das größte präventive Potenzial für kolorektale Karzinome hat.
Weil sie sich als sehr untersucherabhängig darstellt, ist allerdings ein konsequentes Qualitätsmanagement von großer Bedeutung.
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