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Objective:To investigate the application value of magnetic-controlled capsule endoscopy (MCE) for small intestine disease screening in physical examination population.Methods:Physical examination data of 1 230 individuals who received MCE examination from January to December 2019 in institute of Health Management were collected and retrospectively analyzed, and then divided into the gastrointestinal symptoms group and the group without gastrointestinal symptoms. Statistical analysis included the completion rate of MCE, the detection rate for small intestine disease in two groups, the relation between the gastrointestinal symptoms and small intestine diseases.Results:The mean age of the subjects was (54.4±17.3) years. The success rate of completion was 99.43%, and the detection rate of intestine diseases was 30.09%(368/1 230). Different genders and symptoms had no effect on the passage time of MCE through the small intestines, but the passage time of MCE through the small intestines in the age group younger than 50 years old [(242.9±88.7) min] was significantly less than in the age group greater than or equal to 50 years old [(336.4±112.1) min]( P<0.05). The detection rate of a duodenal bulbal ulcer and duodenitis was 1.73% (11/635) and 6.14% (39/635) respectively, in the symptomatic group, which were significantly higher than in the asymptomatic group 0.17%(1/595)及2.02%(20/595)( P<0.05). However, there was no significant difference in the detection rate of positive lesions between the two groups. Conclusion:There is a certain incidence of small intestinal diseases in people undergoing physical examinations. Magnetic-controlled capsule endoscopy can effectively complete the screening and diagnosis of small intestinal diseases while completing stomach examination, which is an effective tool for early diagnosis and prevention of small intestinal diseases in people undergoing physical examinations.
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Objective:To investigate the application value of magnetic-controlled capsule endoscopy (MCE) for small intestine disease screening in physical examination population.Methods:Physical examination data of 1 230 individuals who received MCE examination from January to December 2019 in Health Research institutes were collected and retrospectively analyzed, and then divided into the gastrointestinal symptoms group and the group without gastrointestinal symptoms. Statistical analysis in cluded the completion rate of MCE, the detection rate for small intestine disease in two groups, the relation between the gastrointestinal symptom and small intestine diseases.Results:The mean age of the subjects was (54.4±17.3) years. The success rate of completion was 99.43%, and the detection rate of intestine diseases was 30.09%(368/1 230). Different genders and symptoms had no effect on the passage time of MCE through the small intestines, but the passage time of MCE through the small intestine in the age group younger than 50 years old [(242.9±88.7) min] was significantly less than in the age group greater than or equal to 50 years old [(336.4±112.1) min]( P<0.05). The detection rate of a duodenal bulbal ulcer and duodenitis was 1.73% (11/635) and 6.14% (39/635), respectively, in the symptomatic group, which were significantly higher than in the asymptomatic group 0.17%(1/595)及2.02%(20/595)( P<0.05). However, there was no significant difference in the detection rate of positive lesions between the two groups. Conclusion:There is a certain incidence of small intestinal diseases in people undergoing physical examinations. Magnetic-controlled capsule endoscopy can effectively complete the screening and diagnosis of small intestinal diseases while completing stomach examination, which is an effective tool for early diagnosis and prevention of small intestinal diseases in people undergoing physical examinations.