Endoscopy
Research in the area of endoscopy reported from St. Mark's Hospital
Published in Medical Device Business Week, September 5th, 2007
A new study, "Comparison of magnified pit pattern interpretation with narrow band imaging versus chromoendoscopy for diminutive colonic polyps: a pilot study," is now available. "Chromoendoscopy can accurately differentiate neoplastic from nonneoplastic polyps in the colon. Narrow band imaging (NBI) has been described as "electronic chromoendoscopy," but it is unclear whether pit patterns seen with chromoendoscopy are identical to those with NBI," researchers in Harrow, the United Kingdom report.
"Pilot study to compare features of diminutive polyps assessed with magnification NBI and chromoendoscopy. Prospective polyp series. Single tertiary referral center in the...
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