ライフサイエンスコーパス: colonoscope

1 through the instrument channel of a standard colonoscope.

2 had longer mean times for withdrawal of the colonoscope.

3 jections or bipolar coagulation, through the colonoscope.

4 OCT catheter developed for use with an adult colonoscope.

5 colonoscope and the full-spectrum endoscopy colonoscope.

6 underwent colonoscopy using high-resolution colonoscopes.

7 tion, wide-angle (170 degrees field of view) colonoscopes.

8 ance of colonoscopy using variable stiffness colonoscopes.

9 the BCs of gastroscopes and 120 from BCs of colonoscopes.

10 troscopes (2.0%, 6/300) and AER reprocess to colonoscopes (0.8%, 1/120).

11 the BCs of gastroscopes (10.7%, 32/300) and colonoscopes (20.8%, 25/120) were significantly higher t

12 gastrointestinal pathologist blinded to the colonoscope allocation in consensus with a second expert

13 lateral cameras to the forward camera of the colonoscope, allowing endoscopists to view behind folds

14 and the amount of time taken to withdraw the colonoscope among endoscopists in a large community-base

15 was carefully inspected during withdrawal of colonoscope and all polyps detected were documented for

16 em colonoscopy with standard forward-viewing colonoscope and the full-spectrum endoscopy colonoscope.

17 demonstrated that the working channel of the colonoscope becomes contaminated with viable tumor cells

18 eport our experience using a high-resolution colonoscope combined with indigo carmine dye to diagnosi

19 ration of insertion and of withdrawal of the colonoscope during the procedure.

20 and number of attempts at straightening the colonoscope fewer (median 5 [0-20] vs 12 [0-57] [group 1

21 .7%) and in their times of withdrawal of the colonoscope from the cecum to the anus (range, 3.1 to 16

22 The data on the impact of variable stiffness colonoscopes has been mixed with regard to cecal intubat

23 The pediatric colonoscope helped increase our yield of neoplasia by 19

24 nfusion via nasogastric tube, gastroscope or colonoscope in children aged 16 months and older demonst

25 literature pertaining to variable stiffness colonoscopes in the context of previously published data

26 Without imaging, straightening the colonoscope is sometimes difficult since the endoscopist

27 nically challenging because of unpredictable colonoscope looping.

28 ity of the Olympus Exera 180 high-definition colonoscope (Olympus America, Inc, Center Valley, PA), w

29 n-radiographical technique for picturing the colonoscope shaft in real time, could facilitate loop st

30 a novel device intended to fit over existing colonoscopes to improve intra-colonoscopy bowel preparat

31 A thinner-caliber colonoscope was required to complete 12% of screening ex

32 lts, which were subsequently revealed during colonoscope withdrawal; this method permitted reexaminat