Effect of the total colonoscopy with a transparent hood on the adenoma detection rate / 中华消化内镜杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To evaluate the effect of colonoscopy with a transparent hood on the adenoma detection rate.Methods A prospective randomized controlled trial was performed.A total of 376 patients,who underwent colonoscopy for screening colorectal polyps,were randomly allocated to 2 groupstransparent hood group (TH group,n =190) and conventional colonoscopy group (CC group,n =186).Only one endoscopist performed all the colonoscopy examinations,recorded the withdrawal time,bowel preparation status,the number,shape,location,size of adenoma when withdrawing the endoscope.All the adenoma were removed under the colonoscopy.The pathological results were recorded,and the data and relative factors were analysed.Results A total of 317 adenomas were detected in 175 patients172 adenomas in 99 patients of TH group,145 adenomas in 76 patients of CC group.Total ADR was 46.54％.ADR of TH group was 52.11％ and ADR of CC group was 40.86％ (P =0.029).A total of 40 adenomas were found behind the fold,32 in TH group and 8 in CC group(P ＜ 0.01).In cecum and transverse colon,there were more adenomas in TH group than in CC group.In cecum,there were 23 adenomas found in TH group,6 adenomas in CC group(P ＜0.05).In transverse colon,there were 46 adenomas in TH group,25 adenomas in CC group (P ＜ 0.05).In descending colon and rectum,there were more adenomas in CC group than in TH group.In descending colon,there were 16 adenomas TH group,and 30 adenomas in CC group.In rectum,there were 14 adenomas in TH group,24 adenomas in CC group(P ＜0.05).There was no significant difference in size or shape of adenomas found between two groups.Conclusion Colonoscopy with transparent hood for screening can increase the adenoma detection rate,especially the adenoma behind the fold.