Increasing rates of SSA/P detection in a large open-access Australian colonoscopy cohort.

Endosc Int Open · 2019 · PMC6395094 · PMID 30834289

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did not reach statistical significanceP = 0.07so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

There was a trend towards a higher PSLDR in colonoscopies where the bowel preparation was either good or average, when compared to those with poor bowel preparation, though this did not reach statistical significance (19.3 % (good) vs 21.1 % (average) vs 9.3 % (poor), P = 0.07) ( Table 6 ) .

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However, the SSADR showed an increasing trend over time (8.6 % in 2011, 8.4 % in 2012, 14.9 % in 2013, 18.5 % in 2014, 25.0 % in 2015).

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