论文信息 - Telephonic management of rectal bleeding in young adults – a prospective randomized controlled trial

Telephonic management of rectal bleeding in young adults – a prospective randomized controlled trial

Objective The majority of young adults referred with rectal bleeding to a colorectal specialist clinic have a very low risk of serious disease such as cancer, and a high chance of gaining symptom relief by simple dietary changes.

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