Patient and administrative factorsinfluencingbowel preparation
Many risk factors have been identifiedto causeinadequate bowel preparation
the need to ingest a large volume as well as the unpleasant smell and taste of PEG frequently lead to poor patient complianceresultingin inadequate bowel preparation
sliding(passive) is caused byBowel preparation
However , the large volume ( 4 liters ) , the salty taste and the sulphur smell frequently lead to poor tolerability and compliancesometimes resultingin inadequate bowel preparation
a vasoconstrictionpreventingbowel preparation
the acutesettingBowel preparation
Diabetesmay contributeto poor bowel preparation
in lower colonoscopy completion rate , longer duration of colonoscopy , and lower diagnostic yield for polyps.2 Polyethylene glycol ( PEGmay resultin lower colonoscopy completion rate , longer duration of colonoscopy , and lower diagnostic yield for polyps.2 Polyethylene glycol ( PEG
overlooked small lesions [ 3can causeoverlooked small lesions [ 3
to poor colonic visualization , missed lesions , increased procedure time , and possibly a repeat procedurecan leadto poor colonic visualization , missed lesions , increased procedure time , and possibly a repeat procedure
in incomplete procedures , missed lesions , higher complication rates , and increased costs resulting from repeated procedurescan resultin incomplete procedures , missed lesions , higher complication rates , and increased costs resulting from repeated procedures
dehydration and disturbance of the balance of salts in the bodycan causedehydration and disturbance of the balance of salts in the body
kidney failure , heart failure or seizurescan causekidney failure , heart failure or seizures
to incomplete colonoscopy procedures , which in turn may cause increased patient morbidity , missed pathology , prolonged hospital stay , and increased costleadingto incomplete colonoscopy procedures , which in turn may cause increased patient morbidity , missed pathology , prolonged hospital stay , and increased cost
to failed colonoscopycan leadto failed colonoscopy
to increasing colonoscopy procedural timecan leadto increasing colonoscopy procedural time
to diseases being missed or for the procedure needing to be repeatedcan leadto diseases being missed or for the procedure needing to be repeated
in prolonged time under anaesthesia andmay resultin prolonged time under anaesthesia and
in prolonged procedure timecan resultin prolonged procedure time
to cancellation and rescheduling of outpatient casesoften leadsto cancellation and rescheduling of outpatient cases
in high false negative rates for adenomas or precancerous polyps and a need for repeat testsmay resultin high false negative rates for adenomas or precancerous polyps and a need for repeat tests
in repeat examinations at shorter intervalscan also resultin repeat examinations at shorter intervals
in missed colorectal adenoma that can evolve into interval colorectal cancercan resultin missed colorectal adenoma that can evolve into interval colorectal cancer
in failed detection of prevalent neoplastic lesionscan resultin failed detection of prevalent neoplastic lesions
to lower rates of cecal intubation and polyp detection , longer procedural timecan leadto lower rates of cecal intubation and polyp detection , longer procedural time
to inadequate examinations and shorter surveillance intervals for colorectal cancer screeningleadsto inadequate examinations and shorter surveillance intervals for colorectal cancer screening
to serious adverse eventshas ledto serious adverse events
in incomplete examinationmay resultsin incomplete examination
to wound contaminationleadingto wound contamination
in missed precancerous lesionsoften resultingin missed precancerous lesions
to incomplete and aborted evaluationsleadingto incomplete and aborted evaluations
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to cancellation of colonoscopy 2leadingto cancellation of colonoscopy 2
in the need for repeat colonoscopies or increasing the risk that diagnosis of disease , such as colorectal cancer , will be missedresultingin the need for repeat colonoscopies or increasing the risk that diagnosis of disease , such as colorectal cancer , will be missed
toprolonged procedure times , lower rates of cecal intuba - tion , reduced screening intervals , higher screeningcosts , and possibly , an guardingmindsatwork.ca Conducting a [ email protected ] Organizational Review : Getting Startedleadstoprolonged procedure times , lower rates of cecal intuba - tion , reduced screening intervals , higher screeningcosts , and possibly , an guardingmindsatwork.ca Conducting a [ email protected ] Organizational Review : Getting Started
complete visualization of the colon wall and limits detection and removal of colon polypspreventscomplete visualization of the colon wall and limits detection and removal of colon polyps
to error in colonoscopy causing your doctor to miss detection of polyps or lesionsmay leadto error in colonoscopy causing your doctor to miss detection of polyps or lesions
in decreased neoplasia detectioncan resultin decreased neoplasia detection
FACmay causeFAC
watery diarrhoea starting soon after the first dosewill usually causewatery diarrhoea starting soon after the first dose
faecal incontinence ... sleep disturbance and perianal soreness , and has been associated with altered plasma biochemistrymay causefaecal incontinence ... sleep disturbance and perianal soreness , and has been associated with altered plasma biochemistry
proliferation of colon epithelial cells.37 Colonoscopy was completed to the caecal pole in all participantsinfluencesproliferation of colon epithelial cells.37 Colonoscopy was completed to the caecal pole in all participants
to provide whole bowel cleansing for contribution to colonoscopy proceduresdesignedto provide whole bowel cleansing for contribution to colonoscopy procedures
to a repeat inpatient procedureleadingto a repeat inpatient procedure
to high quality pictures and have benefits for completion of the procedurecan leadto high quality pictures and have benefits for completion of the procedure
to significantly fewer SSIs even among resections with ileocolic anastomosisledto significantly fewer SSIs even among resections with ileocolic anastomosis