CUTTING DELAY DURING POLYPECTOMY OF A LARGE PEDUNCULATED POLYP IN THE CAECUM – USE OF A PARTIALLY ISOLATED SNAREdoi:10.1055/s-0039-1681824Glder, SKEbigbo, AMessmann, HGeorg Thieme Verlag KGEndoscopy
All the patients had been known or suspected to have SSA/P lesions in the colon and were referred to our hospital for endoscopic removal. We investigated the number of ACF in the ascending colon and caecum (defined as the right-side colon in this study) and biopsied them under magnifying ...
data on completeness o f inserti on to caecum or t erm i nal ileum,dur ati on o f inserti on ,with drawal of colon oscop e, an d total leng th of p roced ure in real ti me.I n addi tion , the nurse n oted the amo unt of sedati on used.the 1evel of ...
The predominant polyp location was rectum (33%) and sigmoid (21%), followed by ascending colon (15%), caecum (11%), rectosigmoid (8%), descending (6%), transverse (5%) and anal verge (1%). The majority of polyps were greater than 20mm (53% >20mm, 36% 10鈥 19mm, 7%<10mm, 4%...