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Prevalence of missed lesions in patients with inadequate bowel preparation through a very early repeat colonoscopy
How often missed growths occur in patients with poor bowel cleaning on an early repeat colonoscopy
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Abstract
Of the 651 patients with inadequate bowel preparation, 63.4% achieved adequate preparation on repeat colonoscopy.
- The median time between the initial and repeat colonoscopy was 28 days.
- On repeat colonoscopy, the was 45.3%.
- Advanced adenomas were detected at a rate of 10.9% during repeat procedures.
- Serrated polyps were identified in 14.3% of repeat colonoscopies.
- Cancer was found in four patients, representing 1% of cases.
- A significant proportion (60.2%) of advanced adenomas were discovered during repeat colonoscopy.
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Key numbers
45.3%
Detection rate during repeat colonoscopy after inadequate BP
10.9%
Detection Rate
Detection rate of advanced adenomas during repeat colonoscopy
60.2%
Miss Rate for Advanced Adenomas
Per- miss rate calculated from index and repeat colonoscopies