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Colonoscopy Positioning: Understanding the Patient Position
The position of the body for a colonoscopy is typically lying on the left side with the knees bent and drawn up towards the chest. This position helps to open up the colon and make it easier for the colonoscope to be inserted and moved around. The patient may also be asked to turn onto their back or to lie on their right side during the procedure.Colon Cancer - Related Articles
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