ライフサイエンスコーパス: capsule endoscopy

1 cused on the use of small-bowel CE and colon capsule endoscopy.

2 iew the clinical applications of small bowel capsule endoscopy.

3 n recognized as a risk factor for incomplete capsule endoscopy.

4 ceptional future developments of small bowel capsule endoscopy.

5 suggestive of lymphoma were identified with capsule endoscopy.

6 asses was significantly greater than that of capsule endoscopy.

7 ularly in patients with negative findings at capsule endoscopy.

8 rrectly identify three lesions undetected at capsule endoscopy.

9 raphy was significantly greater than that of capsule endoscopy (88% [14 of 16 patients] vs 38% [six o

10 Capsule endoscopy, a novel wireless method of investigat

11 Wireless video capsule endoscopy allows direct visualization of the ent

12 Capsule endoscopy and balloon-assisted endoscopy are com

13 Capsule endoscopy and balloon-assisted endoscopy have re

14 n this review, we will address the question 'capsule endoscopy and balloon-assisted endoscopy: compet

15 This preliminary study demonstrates capsule endoscopy and CT enterography may depict nonobst

16 Meta-analyses have suggested capsule endoscopy and DBE to have fairly similar diagnos

17 nteroclysis compares favorably with wireless capsule endoscopy and double-balloon endoscopy in the di

18 Narrow band imaging and esophageal capsule endoscopy are alternative methods to screen for

19 e to the clinician, although enteroscopy and capsule endoscopy can be illuminating.

20 BACKGROUND & AIMS: Video capsule endoscopy (CE) provides a noninvasive option to

21 Each patient underwent capsule endoscopy, computed tomographic (CT) enterograph

22 Fourteen (93.3%) of the 15 small-bowel capsule endoscopies could be assessed, showing nonerosiv

23 Capsule endoscopy could detect villous atrophy and sever

24 Capsule endoscopy-directed DBE is a useful strategy.

25 The repeat capsule endoscopy findings, one year following instituti

26 Multiple studies have shown the potential of capsule endoscopy for identification of the bleeding sou

27 n diagnosis and treatment include the use of capsule endoscopy for screening and the minimally invasi

28 Capsule endoscopy had the highest diagnostic yield for C

29 Well tolerated and clinically useful capsule endoscopy has been reported a number of times in

30 The clinical utility of capsule endoscopy has rapidly expanded since its approva

31 RECENT FINDINGS: Video capsule endoscopy has the highest yield of diagnosis whe

32 interventions may be required whether or not capsule endoscopy identifies a source of bleeding.

33 Capsule endoscopy improves the diagnostic yield in patie

34 Crohn disease was depicted by capsule endoscopy in 12 patients (71%), ileoscopy in 11

35 The widespread application of capsule endoscopy in the 21st century has identified a n

36 CT enteroclysis is complementary to capsule endoscopy in the elective investigation of small

37 Major current clinical indications of capsule endoscopy in the small bowel include evaluation

38 sts, blinded to clinical data and results of capsule endoscopy, interpreted images from CT enterograp

39 Capsule endoscopy is a more sensitive examination than t

40 Esophageal capsule endoscopy is a new potential tool that allows a

41 Capsule endoscopy is an effective tool in the diagnosis

42 If the capsule endoscopy is negative, balloon-assisted endoscop

43 f prospective studies have demonstrated that capsule endoscopy is the most sensitive imaging modality

44 6 % vs. 1 %; p = 0.075), while the option of capsule endoscopy led to a fourfold increase of screenin

45 Endoscopic treatment and/or biopsy of capsule endoscopy lesions can be routinely obtained at D

46 e to the clinician, although enteroscopy and capsule endoscopy may be helpful.

47 ificant improvement in diagnostic yield with capsule endoscopy may not translate into improved outcom

48 The most recent innovation, video capsule endoscopy, may be of value in the diagnosis of c

49 the reference standard; the results of video-capsule endoscopy (n = 36) and clinical follow-up (n = 5

50 The limitations of capsule endoscopy, namely inability to biopsy and treat

51 'diagnostic yields' for Crohn's disease from capsule endoscopy of over 70% in patients with negative,

52 Despite a lag in its use in paediatrics, capsule endoscopy offers an accurate and effective means

53 d push enteroscopy were randomly assigned to capsule endoscopy or dedicated small bowel contrast radi

54 ngs at CT enterography were also positive at capsule endoscopy or subsequent clinical diagnosis.

55 non-concurrent prospective cohort study, 649 capsule endoscopy procedures were included.

56 In up to 30 percent of small bowel capsule endoscopy procedures, the capsule does not reach

57 Capsule endoscopy provides higher rates and more accurat

58 of orally administered erythromycin prior to capsule endoscopy results in a higher completion rate co

59 However, capsule endoscopy sensitivity for adenoma detection need

60 Capsule endoscopy should be done first to direct the app

61 Colon capsule endoscopy should not be substituted routinely fo

62 Video capsule endoscopy showed delayed appearance of villi unt

63 Colonoscopy and capsule endoscopy showed no evidence of lesions in the l

64 Newer imaging modalities such as capsule endoscopy studies demonstrate nonsteroidal antii

65 Analysis of VIGOR and two capsule endoscopy studies showed significantly less dist

66 Newer imaging modalities such as capsule endoscopy studies suggest that small bowel erosi

67 A negative capsule endoscopy study without persistent bleeding has

68 excluding known risk factors for incomplete capsule endoscopy such as hospitalization and previous a

69 s showed various indications for small-bowel capsule endoscopy, such as weight loss and anemia.

70 linical indications and practical aspects of capsule endoscopy that are of interest to the paediatric

71 nts have also passed the way for small bowel capsule endoscopy to become a therapeutic instrument.

72 Lesions found in the first 75% of capsule endoscopy transit time have a high probability o

73 Three patients underwent video capsule endoscopy (VCE) and typical abnormal findings we

74 Video capsule endoscopy (VCE) is mainly used to evaluate patie

75 A series of studies have shown that video capsule endoscopy (VCE) is superior to barium radiograph

76 evaluation with MR enterography (MRE), video capsule endoscopy (VCE), CRP, fecal calprotectin and CDA

77 Capsule endoscopy was essential to both the diagnosis of

78 eoscopy was incomplete in four patients, and capsule endoscopy was incomplete in two patients.

79 In addition, small bowel capsule endoscopy was proven as a valid tool to diagnose

80 ve jejunitis in celiac disease, diagnosed by capsule endoscopy, which was not associated with refract

81 omplementary technologies?' RECENT FINDINGS: Capsule endoscopy will effect clinical management in abo

82 ulose double-contrast barium enteroclysis to capsule endoscopy with review of the literature has show