Background High definition endoscopy is the accepted standard in colonoscopy. However,
an important problem is missed polyps. Aims Our objective was to assess the additional …

Background and Aims Adenoma detection rate (ADR) is a quality metric for colorectal cancer
screening. We performed a systematic review and network meta-analysis to assess the …

Context Compared with white individuals, black men and women have a higher incidence
and mortality from colorectal cancer and may develop cancer at a younger age. Colorectal …

Purpose Emerging data indicate a colonoscopist-controlled method is needed to avoid
missing proximal colon pre-malignant lesions. Screening colonoscopy does not prevent all …

Background and study aims: Flat lesions pose new challenges for endoscopists, but the
importance of detecting them is still controversial. Most screening studies do not survey …

OBJECTIVES: Evidence has shown that computerized tomographic colonography (CTC)
and optical colonoscopy (OC) can detect advanced adenomas at an equal rate; however, a …

BACKGROUND & AIMS: Colorectal cancer screening with diagnostic imaging can detect
polyps. The management of patients whose largest polyp is less than 10 mm is uncertain …

Despite multiple efforts aimed at early detection through screening, colon cancer remains
the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, with an estimated …

BACKGROUND & AIMS: There has been no prospective, community-based study to track
changes in adenoma detection by individual physicians over time and to determine the …

Background Accurate optical diagnosis of small (< 10 mm) colorectal polyps in vivo, without
formal histopathology, could make colonoscopy more efficient and cost effective. The aim of …