Few routine procedures are avoided like colonoscopies; this is unfortunate because colonoscopies are the only way to detect colorectal cancer in its early stages. Let’s take a look at some of our most frequently asked questions about colonoscopies here at the Colorectal Clinic of Tampa Bay.
According to the CDC, “51,896 people died of colorectal cancer” in 2019. That was the second highest rate of all cancer fatalities, surpassed only by lung cancer. Considering that colorectal cancer can be detected and remedied in its early stages via screening, this figure is alarming. This March marks the twenty-first colorectal cancer awareness month; we invite you to spread the word, ask questions, and schedule your own screening if you are overdue.
Today we’re sharing a little bit more about Dr. Jeffrey Mino, our most recent addition to the Colorectal Clinic of Tampa Bay team! We sat down and asked him a couple of questions about life as a colorectal surgeon, his professional accomplishments, and what he loves doing when he’s not in the office. Here are his responses!
