Literature DB >> 6825990

Anatomical extent of fiberoptic sigmoidoscopy.

G A Lehman, D M Buchner, J C Lappas.   

Abstract

The anatomical extent of fiberoptic sigmoidoscopy was determined by placing a clip on the colonic mucosa and subsequently locating the clip on barium enema. A 60 cm exam viewed the entire sigmoid colon in 81% of patients. Exams of 50-55 cm, 40-45 cm, and 30-35 cm extent viewed the entire sigmoid colon in 68%, 27%, and 13%, respectively. The 50-55 cm and 60 cm exams collectively viewed 90% and 95% of the sigmoid colon surface, respectively. The 30-35 cm and 40-45 cm exams collectively viewed 53% and 70% of the sigmoid colon surface respectively. The anatomical extent of fiberoptic sigmoidoscopy clearly exceeds that of rigid sigmoidoscopy. These data help to define the diagnostic potential of fiberoptic sigmoidoscopy.

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Year:  1983        PMID: 6825990

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Gastroenterology        ISSN: 0016-5085            Impact factor:   22.682


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