Colonoscopy
Research in the area of colonoscopy reported from F.W. Leung and colleagues
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, May 23rd, 2008
"A retrospective review of a performance improvement program to provide access to colonoscopy. A Veteran's Affair ambulatory care facility that discontinued sedated colonoscopy because of a nursing shortage. A total of 145 of 483 patients who chose unsedated colonoscopy after both sedated and unsedated options were discussed. GI fellows performed unsedated colonoscopy under the supervision of the attending...
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