DOI: 10.1055/s-00000094

Zeitschrift für Gastroenterologie

Ausgabe S 1 · Volume 46 · April 2008 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-12447

Originals

  • 11
    Crespi, M.; Lisi, D.:

    Colon Cancer in the EU: A Major Health Priority - Epidemiology

  • 15
    Waligóra, J.:

    A European Cancer Screening Policy - What Does it Serve which Programmes Does it Support? - a Summary

  • 17
    Faivre, J.; Lepage, C.:

    Evidence, Efficacy and Effectiveness of Screening for Colorectal Cancer with Faecal Tests

  • 20
    Brenner, H.:

    Efficacy, Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Endoscopic Screening Methods

  • 23
    Classen, M.; Lambert, R.:

    Colorectal Cancer Screening in Europe

  • 25
    Malila, N.; Oivanen, T.; Hakama, M.:

    Implementation of Colorectal Cancer Screening in Finland: Experiences from the First Three Years of a Public Health Programme

  • 29
    Zavoral, M.:

    Colorectal Cancer Screening in the Czech Republic

  • 31
    Pox, C.; Schmiegel, W.:

    Colorectal Screening in Germany

  • 33
    Steele, R. J. C.:

    Colorectal Cancer Screening in Scotland

  • 35
    Maar, C.:

    Increasing Public Acceptance for CRC Screening through Public Relation Campaigns and Networking

  • 38
    Lansdorp-Vogelaar, I.; van Ballegooijen, M.; Kuipers, E. J.:

    Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Which Test can we Afford?

  • 41
    Vasen, H. F. A.:

    Can the Identification of High Risk Groups Increase the Effectiveness of Colon Cancer Screening Programmes?

  • 43
    Birkner, B.:

    Quality Assurance for Screening Colonoscopies

  • 45
    Gibis, B.:

    The Importance of Quality-Assurance Methods for Competent Execution, Handling and Structuring of Colon Cancer Screening Programs - the Case of Programs Based on Stool Tests

  • 47
    Sieverding, M.; Matterne, U.; Ciccarello, L.:

    Gender Differences in FOBT Use: Evidence from a Large German Survey