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Reply to: Ethics of Not Screening in Jurisdiction with low HRA Capacity
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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Anonymous wrote:</strong><em><span style="">Excellent points for discussion. Screening for early cancer with digital anorectal exam is absolutely indicated as this can help get people to areas where they can have more diagnostics. The rationale is that doing a screen without a way to act on it does not help the patient in most cases. However, if you think patients are willing to act on it or do something with the information, that would be a reason to pursue screening. However, realizing that a screen that shows ASCUS or LSIL may actually have anal HSIL, this can be falsely reassuring in the absence of HRA.</span><br></em> <p>Hillary Dunlevy, MD<br> Advanced HRA Course Director</p> <p></p></blockquote><br>
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