a nonsignificant trendp = 0.085
[ 23 ] which recruited 800 patients and looked at the detection of serrated class lesions proximal to the sigmoid colon and only found a nonsignificant trend in favor of NBI (204 vs. 158, p = 0.085) [ 23 ].
[ 23 ] which recruited 800 patients and looked at the detection of serrated class lesions proximal to the sigmoid colon and only found a nonsignificant trend in favor of NBI (204 vs. 158, p = 0.085) [ 23 ].
This trial showed a trend toward higher detection in the NBI but failed to achieve statistical significance for the primary endpoint (number of proximal serrated lesions) [ 23 ].