Tip 51: Adjuncts to Detection during Colonoscopy | February 2022-Adjuncts to Detection during Colonoscopy

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In this video, the speaker discusses ways to improve the detection of colon abnormalities during colonoscopy. They highlight the importance of a detailed understanding of subtle disease in the colon and being able to recognize changes in shape, texture, color, vascular pattern, and fold structure. The speaker emphasizes the importance of good withdrawal technique and adequate distension of the colon. They also discuss the use of double examination of the right colon to improve detection, as well as the potential benefits of devices such as Endocuff Vision and electronic chromoendoscopy for increasing adenoma detection rate (ADR). The speaker mentions that AI technology, such as GI Genius, has shown significant gains in ADR. However, the effectiveness of these devices can vary depending on the operator.

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Concept Precancerous colorectal lesion

Concept Adenoma plano

Concept Serrated Lesion

Concept Adenoma Detection Rate

Concept Lower Endoscopy

Keywords

colon abnormalities

detection

colonoscopy

withdrawal technique

adenoma detection rate

Precancerous colorectal lesion

Adenoma plano

Serrated Lesion

Adenoma Detection Rate

Lower Endoscopy