The adenoma detection rate (ADR) is the holy grail of quality assurance in colonoscopy. It is the main parameter for outcome quality — or more
adenoma detection rate
adenoma detection rate
Optimizing the adenoma detection rate – a never-ending story? Or does the outcome quality depend on the follow-up?
Optimizing the adenoma detection rate – a never-ending story? Or does the outcome quality depend on the follow-up?
Colonoscopic adenoma detection – new super wide-angle scopes versus new caps
Colonoscopic adenoma detection – new super wide-angle scopes versus new caps
Adenoma detection rate (ADR) has become the holy grail of colonoscopy outcome quality measurement and efforts to increase ADR are ongoing.
Endocuff Vision® versus wide-angle endoscope: small attachment – big effect
Endocuff Vision® versus wide-angle endoscope: small attachment – big effect
The wide-angle colonoscope provides a field of view up to 235 degrees, thanks to a lens system featuring forward viewing (147 degrees) and also side
Split-dose colonoscopy preparation increases the adenoma detection rate
Split-dose colonoscopy preparation increases the adenoma detection rate
Endoscopic diagnosis of colon polyps using the NICE classification: initial experience with BLI and LCI
Endoscopic diagnosis of colon polyps using the NICE classification: initial experience with BLI and LCI
The new generation of the Fujifilm electronic endoscopy system allows virtual chromoendoscopy alongside zoom endoscopy. Blue laser imaging (BLI), like narrow-band imaging (NBI), allows further
Adenoma rate confirmed as most important quality parameter in screening colonoscopy
Adenoma rate confirmed as most important quality parameter in screening colonoscopy
There has been increasing discussion regarding quality indicators in colonoscopy, and on the ways in which what parameters should be assessed and compared using benchmarking.
