Although it is known that most incidental findings are likely benign and often have little or no clinical significance, the inclination to evaluate them is often driven by physician and patient unwillingness to accept uncertainty, even given the rare possibility of an important diagnosis. [643] The potential for extracolonic findings, both clinically significant and insignificant, is an important tradeoff to be considered by the patient and clinician when considering CTC as a CRC Screening option
As gum disease worsens, pus pockets can form on the gums at the base of teeth and the gum tissues become spongy
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