The study tracked 223 patients who underwent both colonoscopy procedures. It is the first randomized trial in the U.S. examining the role of a computer-aided detection system during colonoscopy.
Here are three things to know:
1. Regular screening for adenomas reduces the risk of death from colon cancer by more than 60 percent.
2. Adenoma detection rates and adenoma miss rates vary greatly across physicians — miss rates range from 6 percent to 41 percent.
3. For the group that underwent computer-aided colonoscopy first, the adenoma miss rate was just above 20 percent, significantly lower than the 34 percent miss rate among those who received standard, high-definition white light colonoscopy first.
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