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NS Nèwel Salet
RB Rolf H Bremmer
MV Marc A M T Verhagen
VE Vivian E Ekkelenkamp
BH Bettina E Hansen
PJ Pieter J F de Jonge
RM Rob A de Man
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This study was reported in accordance with the Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology statement for reporting observational studies.10

The potential of TO was assessed by choosing three high-prevalent gastrointestinal diagnoses requiring endoscopic intervention. The first trajectory included patients with the diagnosis of ‘gallstone disease’ who underwent ERCP for stone extraction. The second trajectory included patients who underwent at least one colonoscopy for ‘colorectal cancer screening’. The third trajectory included patients with ‘Inflammatory bowel disease’ (IBD), who also underwent a colonoscopy.

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