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Short-term Interruption Versus Continuous Anticoagulation in Colorectal Polypectomy
This study is designed to find out if it is safe to keep taking blood-thinning medicine during the removal of polyps from the colon or rectum. It includes patients who regularly take blood thinners and need an elective colonoscopy. The main goal is to see how often patients have serious bleeding after the polyp removal within 30 days. The study is being done in several hospitals, and doctors evaluating the results do not know which treatment patients receive.
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