2017
DOI: 10.4293/jsls.2017.00050
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FICE in Predicting Colorectal Flat Lesion Histology

Abstract: Background and Objectives:Colonoscopy is the gold standard for detection of polyps and is preventive against colorectal cancers. Flat adenomas are small, superficial lesions and have a high rate of going undetected during conventional white-light endoscopy. This article adds to the scant body of literature in English regarding in vivo detection and diagnosis of flat adenomas using Fujinon intelligent color enhancement (FICE) system. In this study, we investigated the diagnosis of flat lesions via the FICE endo… Show more

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“…Dye chromoendoscopy has been utilised in the context of IBD surveillance to help the visualisation of subtle lesions and to define surface staining patterns enabling targeted biopsies to be taken [23]. Virtual chromoendoscopy has been applied to identifying adenomatous polyps and areas of dysplasia during upper GI endoscopy and in helping the identification of polyps during colonoscopy [24,25]. It has also been shown to be useful in detecting high-grade dysplasia in Barrett's epithelium [26].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Dye chromoendoscopy has been utilised in the context of IBD surveillance to help the visualisation of subtle lesions and to define surface staining patterns enabling targeted biopsies to be taken [23]. Virtual chromoendoscopy has been applied to identifying adenomatous polyps and areas of dysplasia during upper GI endoscopy and in helping the identification of polyps during colonoscopy [24,25]. It has also been shown to be useful in detecting high-grade dysplasia in Barrett's epithelium [26].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the first part of the study, the reviewers were asked to examine a set of 50 images consisting of both normal (25) In the second part of the study, reviewers were asked to go through 55 abnormal images (11 questions) and to compare between conventional white light, different FICE (I, II, III) settings and blue light as the best modality to delineate changes of CD on SBCE. Each question consisted of abnormal images in conventional white light, different FICE settings or blue light ( Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%