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COLONOSCOPY AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL Colonoscopy is an endoscopic diagnostic procedure used to directly visualize the lining of the entire large intestine (colon and rectum) using a flexible tube called a colonoscope, which has a camera and light at its tip. PURPOSE OF COLONOSCOPY Colonoscopy is used to investigate... show more

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