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Use of an abdominal obstetric binder is associated with a faster and more effective colonoscope insertion during outpatient colonoscopy

Abdominal Obstetric Binder Helpful for Cecal Intubation

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Colonoscope cecal intubation time faster and more effective; less patient-reported abdominal distension
A same-day

Same-Day, Low-Dose Bowel Prep Feasible for Colonoscopy

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For inpatients at high risk of poor bowel prep, same-day 1-liter polyethylene glycol-based prep effective
Pulsed irrigation evacuation and sodium phosphate are superior to polyethylene glycol for colon preparations prior to colonoscopy

Polyethylene Glycol Deemed Less Effective for Colon Prep

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Randomized study found pulsed irrigation evacuation, sodium phosphate to be superior
For patients with recurrent Clostridium difficile infection

Fecal Microbial Transplant by Oral Capsule Noninferior for CDI

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FMT by capsule noninferior to FMT by colonoscopy for prevention of recurrent C. difficile infection
A significant increase in colorectal lesion frequency is seen at 45 years of age

Colorectal Lesion Frequency Increases at Age 45

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Polyp, adenoma, and neoplasia detection rate higher in 45-49 age group than in younger patients
For patients using chronic opioids

ACG: Diphenhydramine Ups Sedation in Chronic Opioid Users

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Improvement in sedation scores for patients using chronic opioids scheduled to undergo colonoscopy
For asymptomatic adults with positive fecal blood test results

Patient, Provider Interventions May Up Colonoscopy Rates

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Patient navigators, provider reminders may improve colonoscopy rates after positive fecal test
Monthly feedback significantly improves colonoscopy quality measures

Monthly Feedback Linked to Improved Colonoscopy Quality

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But no improvement observed with quarterly feedback
In a study published recently in Gastroenterology

Financial Incentives Found to Up Colonoscopy Participation

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Those offered cash to get cancer screening were twice as likely to do so, researchers say
Older black Americans are more likely than whites to develop interval colorectal cancer

Risk for Interval CRC Higher in Blacks Than Whites

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Differences most pronounced for cancer of the distal colon and the rectum