2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcma.2012.10.002
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To flavor or not to flavor the colonoscopy preparation solution?

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“…After Meta-analyzing the results of a study containing twenty articles, Zhang found that there were no significant differences in the degree of cleanliness (Boston score) and the number of colonic adenomatous polyps detected, the probability of successful cecum insertion, and patient comfort whether Low-fiber diet or clear liquid diet were used as a bowel cleansing method, however, patients consuming Low-fiber diet, as compared to those on the clear liquid diet, however, patients who consumed a low-fiber diet experienced hunger pangs and nausea and vomiting much less frequently than those on a clear liquid diet, and were more likely to be accepted by patients [8]. Consumption of foods colored red, orange, blue, and purple may affect colonoscopy results [9].…”
Section: Dietary Management and Bowel Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After Meta-analyzing the results of a study containing twenty articles, Zhang found that there were no significant differences in the degree of cleanliness (Boston score) and the number of colonic adenomatous polyps detected, the probability of successful cecum insertion, and patient comfort whether Low-fiber diet or clear liquid diet were used as a bowel cleansing method, however, patients consuming Low-fiber diet, as compared to those on the clear liquid diet, however, patients who consumed a low-fiber diet experienced hunger pangs and nausea and vomiting much less frequently than those on a clear liquid diet, and were more likely to be accepted by patients [8]. Consumption of foods colored red, orange, blue, and purple may affect colonoscopy results [9].…”
Section: Dietary Management and Bowel Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%