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Fig. 5. Bar graph illustrates responses to follow-up questionnaire from patients undergoing multidetector CT colonography (white bars) and flexible sigmoidoscopy (black bars) (n = 38 replies). Patients were significantly less likely to undergo sigmoidoscopy again than CT colonography. Of those expressing preference (n = 22), significantly more preferred CT colonography to sigmoidoscopy; and significantly more of those patients expressing opinion (n = 20) found CT colonography more acceptable (p < 0.05 [single asterisks], p < 0.005 [double asterisks]).





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