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Assembling an ADR Improvement Toolkit for Your Practice

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In this video, the speaker discusses adenoma detection rate (ADR) as a quality metric in endoscopy. They emphasize the importance of good technique, including careful inspection, segmental and time withdrawal, and using techniques like water exchange. They acknowledge that technology can help but is not a substitute on its own. Educational programs can also be beneficial, although they require effort and cost. The speaker recommends including conventional adenomas in the calculation of ADR, excluding sessile serrated adenomas due to variation in how they are read by pathologists. The Q&A section includes additional discussion on detecting sessile serrated lesions and the importance of pathologist expertise. (No credits granted)

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Concept Adenoma Detection Rate

Concept Segmental Inspection

Concept Conventional Adenoma

Concept Colonoscopy Quality Metric

Concept Haustral Fold

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adenoma detection rate

endoscopy

technique

water exchange

conventional adenomas

Adenoma Detection Rate

Segmental Inspection

Conventional Adenoma

Colonoscopy Quality Metric

Haustral Fold