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The American Journal of Surgery, 1981
The flexible 65 cm endoscope, while introduced for use in the diagnosis of colonic disease in adults, has proven valuable for diagnosis and treatment in children. The diameter of the American Cystoscope Company's instrument makes it ideal for children. The spectrum of colonic disease in children parallels that in adults.
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The flexible 65 cm endoscope, while introduced for use in the diagnosis of colonic disease in adults, has proven valuable for diagnosis and treatment in children. The diameter of the American Cystoscope Company's instrument makes it ideal for children. The spectrum of colonic disease in children parallels that in adults.
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Surgical Endoscopy, 1993
From 1987 to 1991, we performed intraoperative colonoscopy on 66 patients as a result of the following indications: the air leakage test (53%), detection of a previous malignant polypectomy site (20%), inability to complete preoperative colonoscopy (17%), detection of the source of intestinal bleeding (4%), and detection of impalpable colonic lesions ...
Y, Sakanoue +5 more
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From 1987 to 1991, we performed intraoperative colonoscopy on 66 patients as a result of the following indications: the air leakage test (53%), detection of a previous malignant polypectomy site (20%), inability to complete preoperative colonoscopy (17%), detection of the source of intestinal bleeding (4%), and detection of impalpable colonic lesions ...
Y, Sakanoue +5 more
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1989
In an effort to determine the reliability of colonoscopy the authors retrospectively reviewed preoperative colonoscopic findings and compared them with the postoperative pathologic specimen reports. Only lesions greater than 0.5 cm were included in the comparison.
R L, Byrd +3 more
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In an effort to determine the reliability of colonoscopy the authors retrospectively reviewed preoperative colonoscopic findings and compared them with the postoperative pathologic specimen reports. Only lesions greater than 0.5 cm were included in the comparison.
R L, Byrd +3 more
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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1990
In a prospective study involving 833 consecutive outpatient and open-access colonoscopies, attempts were made to characterize the benefit of colonoscopy in terms of both predicted and unpredicted findings and therapeutic procedures. The endoscopist therefore predicted the endoscopic findings before the endoscopy.
E, Brenna +9 more
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In a prospective study involving 833 consecutive outpatient and open-access colonoscopies, attempts were made to characterize the benefit of colonoscopy in terms of both predicted and unpredicted findings and therapeutic procedures. The endoscopist therefore predicted the endoscopic findings before the endoscopy.
E, Brenna +9 more
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Surgical Endoscopy And Other Interventional Techniques, 2001
Current investigational models of murine colitis and colon cancer necessitate sacrifice of animals in order to obtain colonic tissue. The purpose of this study was to develop a safe method of murine colonoscopy that would allow serial evaluation and mucosal biopsies of the same animal.Nine mice (two C3H, two C57/BL6, and five IL-10 deficient) were ...
E H, Huang +8 more
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Current investigational models of murine colitis and colon cancer necessitate sacrifice of animals in order to obtain colonic tissue. The purpose of this study was to develop a safe method of murine colonoscopy that would allow serial evaluation and mucosal biopsies of the same animal.Nine mice (two C3H, two C57/BL6, and five IL-10 deficient) were ...
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Endoscopy, 1976
The authors report their experience with regard to operative fibrecolonoscopy both in routine and emergency cases. After taking into consideration the use of this technique for the study and treatment of rectal and colonic polyps, they also recommend the use in emergency conditions of colonic haemorrhage and in the removal of foreign bodies.
A, Montori +4 more
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The authors report their experience with regard to operative fibrecolonoscopy both in routine and emergency cases. After taking into consideration the use of this technique for the study and treatment of rectal and colonic polyps, they also recommend the use in emergency conditions of colonic haemorrhage and in the removal of foreign bodies.
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Therapeutic Colonoscopy, Complications of Colonoscopy
1999Polypectomy is the commonest therapeutic maneuver performed at the time of colonoscopy. This technique is described in Chapter 53 (Therapeutic Flexible Sigmoidoscopy). Control of bleeding and removal of foreign objects are also discussed in that section. This section of the manual describes decompressive colonoscopy for Ogilvie’s syndrome, reduction of
C. Daniel Smith +3 more
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Digestive and Liver Disease, 2005
1 d n ideal conditions, with selected patients, skilled doctors and ltramodern equipment. Effectiveness is its utility in real-life ituations, where patients are not selected, doctors are not ecessarily super-skilled and the equipment is not always the atest. Efficiency refers to each individual patient’s gain.
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1 d n ideal conditions, with selected patients, skilled doctors and ltramodern equipment. Effectiveness is its utility in real-life ituations, where patients are not selected, doctors are not ecessarily super-skilled and the equipment is not always the atest. Efficiency refers to each individual patient’s gain.
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Photodocumentation in colonoscopy
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 2023Sven Adamsen, Adam J. Goodman
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