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We conclude that these changes are critical to correct existing deficiencies in exposure, hazard, and risk assessments that lead to insufficient information to identify risks, underestimates of risk, inequitable distributions of risk, and unconsented transfer of risks from manufacturers to the public. A shift in the basic framework of how science is used in decisions requires a policy change to the status quo and this series of papers can serve as a scientific statement from experts to aid in the engagement of the public health community, community groups, government regulators and policymakers, and others in their efforts to bring about change. Our five consensus principles and recommendations are detailed in the following sections and summarized in Table 1. These principles and recommendations can be applied across a wide array of community, policy, and regulatory settings at local, state, national, and international levels to incorporate the best available science and provide a stronger foundation for decision-making about exposures and health effects related to industrial chemical use and pollution.
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Our particular interest resides in the appropriate methodology and time intervals for surveillance of BD-IPMN to check the malignant changes and development of distinct PDAC. The Fukuoka consensus advocates yearly follow-up if lesion is 20 mm as current reasonable approaches to surveillance, although the appropriate intervals between follow-up examinations remain to be determined. The Fukuoka consensus also recommends lengthening of the surveillance interval after 2 years of no change on images as did the Sendai guidelines. On the other hand, however, the Fukuoka consensus proposes not to lengthen the intervals to >6 months in view of the relatively high incidence of concomitant PDAC. This is an obvious flaw of the Fukuoka consensus and large-scale prospective studies are awaited to solve a contradiction between those two statements. A French group reported a low incidence of malignant transformation and adequacy of lengthening of the follow-up intervals, but they still recommended biannual imaging studies (62). Tamura et al. (58) claimed that even a 6-month interval might not be sufficient to diagnose a concomitant PDAC in a patient with IPMN.
The 2017 consensus statement of joint European Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (ESGAR) and European Society of Pediatric Radiology (ESPR) describes routine technical considerations for cross-sectional small bowel and colonic imaging [15]. Three main additional technical points should be incorporated into the routine MRE and CTE protocols when intestinal vasculitis is suspected:
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