Fewer patients are eligible for sphincter-preserving surgery during pandemic.
Driving After Endoscopic Procedural Sedation: Is a 24-hour Ban Too Long?
The current 24-hour driving ban after gastrointestinal endoscopic procedural sedation is an inconvenience that may deter some patients from complying with colonoscopy screenings and other exams. A Cleveland Clinic research project aims to assess endoscopy patients’ discharge readiness using a driving simulator to compare psychomotoric performance among recipients of propofol and nonpropofol sedation.
Colorectal Cancer Screening: Choosing the Right Test
Colorectal cancer screening rates can be increased with good patient-physician dialogue and by choosing a screening method the patient prefers and is most likely to complete.
Does Endoscopist Specialty Affect Colonoscopy Quality Outcomes?
By following appropriate guidelines, endoscopists can achieve high-quality screening colonoscopies no matter whether their specialty is gastroenterology or colorectal surgery, Cleveland Clinic research shows. Regular evaluation is important to improve outcomes.
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