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. 2023 May 24;13:1141810. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2023.1141810

Table 3.

Chemoprevention clinical practices of providers with regards to their patients with LS.

Is chemoprevention used frequently in your patients with LS?
n=59
n %
Yes 35 59.3
No 18 30.5
Uncertain, chemoprevention patient use, in any capacity, is outside the purview of my services 3 5.1
Other: 3 5.1
If yes, which dose per day?
n=39
n %
≤100 mg 11 28.2
>100 mg - 325 mg 9 23.1
600 mg 7 1.8
Other (see Supplementary Table 4S ) 12 30.8
Is chemoprevention discussed with your patients with LS?
n=59
n %
Yes 40 67.8
Yes, I discuss it, but I am not the prescriber 15 25.4
No 3 5.1
Uncertain, chemoprevention is not within the purview of my services 1 1.7
Other 0 0.0
If aspirin has been advised for your LS patient, which of the following scenario applies you:
n=55
n %
Begin aspirin from commencement of their colonoscopy screening (usually at age 25 years) 26 47.3
Begin aspirin under age 18 years 2 3.6
Begin aspirin at age 18-25y 6 10.9
Begin aspirin over age 25y 7 12.7
All ages would be considered 4 7.3
N/A 2 3.6
Uncertain 5 9.1
Other (see Supplementary Table 5S ) 3 5.5
When your LS patient reaches 50-59 years of age and cardiovascular disease risk
is ≥ 10% over the next 10 years, will you recommend low-dose of aspirin?
n=58
n %
Strongly agree 23 39.7
Agree 18 31.0
Neutral 6 10.3
Disagree 5 8.6
Strongly disagree 1 1.7
Uncertain, in depth chemoprevention discussion is not within the purview of my services 5 8.6