Based on USMSTF 2020 post‑polypectomy surveillance guidance. Use clinical judgment and review the full report (quality, completeness, exact pathology). When multiple rules apply, this tool returns the shortest reasonable interval.
“Second surveillance” applies when a patient already had a baseline (index) colonoscopy with findings, then had a first surveillance colonoscopy, and you’re choosing the next interval. Serrated/hyperplastic second-surveillance intervals are an evidence-limited extrapolation—confirm with full guideline text and local practice.
Adenoma second-surveillance intervals follow the USMSTF “second surveillance” table (baseline + first surveillance).
Evidence for serrated/hyperplastic “second surveillance” is less robust; this tool extrapolates a risk-tier approach. Always confirm with the full guideline and local GI practice.
Shortest applicable interval shown. Confirm against full report & local guidelines.
Disclaimer: Educational aid based on USMSTF 2020 post‑polypectomy surveillance. Does not replace clinical judgment. Consider family history, IBD, prior CRC, hereditary syndromes, exam quality, completeness, and exact pathology wording. For piecemeal resections, follow endoscopist recommendations for site checks.