Background: Obstacles to high-volume bowel preparation by anesthesia providers resulting
from concerns over aspiration risk are common during colonoscopy. Study: Prospective …

Background and Aims Split-dose bowel preparation for colonoscopy results in superior
preparation quality. However, some endoscopy units remain hesitant to prescribe split-dose …

The aim of this study was to compare gastric residual volume (GRV) in patients given a split‐
dose versus a conventional single‐dose of polyethylene glycol (PEG) preparation before …

Background Split dosing colonic preparations, where part of the prep is ingested the
morning of the procedure, results in a cleaner colon and better adenoma detection rate …

BACKGROUND: Split-dose bowel preparations for colonoscopy are more effective and
better tolerated than preparations given entirely the day or evening before the procedure; …

BACKGROUND: Colonoscopy quality is directly related to the bowel preparation. It is well
established that bowel preparations are improved when at least part of the laxative is …

Background and Aim The present study investigated the conditions and predictive factors for
adequate bowel preparation using 4‐L polyethylene glycol (PEG) preparation in clinical …

OBJECTIVE Aspiration risk, especially with propofol sedation, remains a concern after split‐
dose bowel preparation of up to 1 L polyethylene glycol for the procedure. We aimed to …

Introduction Adequate bowel preparation is essential for successful completion of
colonoscopy. This study examines whether previous bowel resection affects the quality of …

Background A 3-l polyethylene glycol (PEG) solution provided better bowel cleansing quality
than a 2-l solution for outpatient colonoscopy. Predictors of suboptimal preparation using a 3 …