Time as a marker of quality in diagnostic upper endoscopy: a retrospective study of its association with clinically significant findings.

Clin Endosc · 2026 · PMC13254638 · PMID 41956732

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Other indications, including anemia (OR, 2.93), dysphagia (OR, 2.44), nausea (OR, 1.22), abdominal or epigastric pain (OR, 2.39), and “other” (OR, 3.21), showed elevated ORs but did not reach statistical significance.

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Specifically, 60% of pain cases, 67% of bleeding cases, and 89% of dysphagia cases showed a trend toward the >6 minutes category.

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